Where plaintiff fell from his neighbors' roof after tripping over a drip ledge while power-washing their house, at no cost, the motion judge correctly found that plaintiff was a social guest and that, since the drip ledge was clearly visible, defendants did not breach a duty of care to him; since the danger was self-evident and neither the ledge nor the roof qualified as a danger posing an unreasonable risk of harm to plaintiff, defendants did not breach a duty of care even if he were a business invitee.
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