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You're error message seems to be from app startup and not from actually requesting a page.
If you only use c# and asp.net webcontrols there will be up to us, developers of the website, to make sure this do not happen. If you instead use the <episerver:property /> webcontrol this might not happen to often anyway :) You can use a "DisplayMissingMessage"-property on that webcontrol that will tell you if a property is missing or not. Most of the time though the developer need to make sure this will not happen.
But as Johan mentioned above your message does not look like an error message when missing a property from a page.
'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' is a common error reference when viewing an Episerver-site when a property is missing. The problem is that it is hard to find which property is missing.
I request that you at Episerver should develop an method for making this easier to track down.
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Thanks in advance!