If the problem that caused injury to a diner at a restaurant could not have been discovered upon a reasonable examination of the premises, the restaurant will not be liable for the injury.

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This is the legal doctrine of "reasonableness" and "foreseeability". If the restaurant took reasonable steps to maintain a safe premises and there was no way they could have foreseen the problem, then they will not be liable for any resulting injuries.

If the Problem That Caused Injury to a Diner at a Restaurant