FRANKUM, Judge.
1. "An implied invitation is one which is held to be extended by reason of the owner doing something or permitting something to be done which fairly indicates to the person entering that his entry and use of the property is consistent with the intents and purposes of the owner. Smith v. Jewell Cotton Mill Co., 29 Ga.App. 461 (116 SE 17). An invitation is implied where the entry on the premises is for a purpose which is, or is supposed to be...
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