Sauberan v. Ohl

In Sauberan v. Ohl (239 AD2d 891 [4th Dept 1997]) the landowner's alleged negligent act--telling someone to shoot at a target that could not be seen--was entirely unrelated to any dangerous condition on the property or to the actor's status as landowner. The tortfeasor in that case could just as easily been standing on someone else's property, or on public land, when he gave his ill-advised direction.