Which of the Following Best Describes an Innkeeper's Common Law

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes an innkeeper's common law liability for guest property?

• A) They have total control and therefore complete liability.
• B) They must take great care and are responsible for theft or loss.
• C) They are only responsible for losses caused by the innkeeper's staff.
• D) They are only liable for gross negligence.

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