Suspecting a burglar was attempting to enter his garage, Delwin let his Dobermans outside to take care of the threat. He was shocked six months later when he was served with a lawsuit claiming damages for the serious injuries inflicted by the Dobermans' bites on the thief's hands and legs. Why has Delwin been named as a defendant in this lawsuit?

Question 7 options:

Delwin is the occupier and occupiers must have insurance for this.

Delwin owes a duty of care not to intentionally or recklessly cause injury to the trespasser.

Delwin owes a duty of care to trespassers to ensure his property is reasonably safe, based on the neighbour principle.

It is unreasonable to expect burglars to read "no trespassing" signs.