Abstract
The author explores the conceptual foundations of the attractive nuisance doctrine, which is applied by the American courts of most US states. At the same time, the judicial doctrine is defined by the author as a complex of legal positions generated on the basis of a number of precedent decisions, consisting of the main thesis (theses) as a substantial core (principle, idea), and developing its «peripheral» provisions of a substantive and procedural nature. The paper concludes that attractive nuisance doctrine is recognized as an integral part of US tort law.
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