Why Did Common Law Give an Innkeeper the Right to Claim

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why did common law give an innkeeper the right to claim a lien on property a guest brought into the hotel to secure payment on food and lodging?

• A)Because the innkeeper was required by law to provide service to anyone seeking it.
• B)Because the innkeeper was considered to be an artist.
• C)Because of statutory lien laws.
• D)Because of a contract signed by guests when staying in an inn.

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