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CIVIL LAW
For hotel-keepers to be liable as depositaries, the following elements must concur (Art. 1998 NCC):
a. They have been previously informed about the effects brought by the guests; and
b. The latter have taken the precautions prescribed their safekeeping.
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For hotel-keepers to be liable as depositaries, the following elements must concur (Art. 1998 NCC):
a. They have been previously informed about the effects brought by the guests; and
b. The latter have taken the precautions prescribed their safekeeping.
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Extended liability of hotel-keepers – includes vehicles, animals and articles introduced or placed in the annexes of the hotel (Art. 1999 NCC)
When hotel-keeper liable (Art. 2000 NCC)
a. The loss or injury is caused by his servants or employees
b. The loss or injury is caused by strangers
a. The loss or injury is caused by his servants or employees
b. The loss or injury is caused by strangers
When hotel-keeper not liable (Arts. 2000-2002 NCC)
a. The cause is force majeure
b. The cause is robbery with use of firearm or through irresistible force
c. The cause is the act or acts of the guest
d. The cause is the character of the thing
a. The cause is force majeure
b. The cause is robbery with use of firearm or through irresistible force
c. The cause is the act or acts of the guest
d. The cause is the character of the thing
Rule on Posting of Exculpatory Notices (Art. 2003 NCC)
They cannot free the hotel-keeper from responsibility. Any stipulation suppressing or diminishing the liability of the hotel-keeper shall be void.
They cannot free the hotel-keeper from responsibility. Any stipulation suppressing or diminishing the liability of the hotel-keeper shall be void.
Hotel-keeper’s Right of Retention
The hotel-keeper has a right to retain things brought into the hotel by the guest, as a security for credits on account of lodging, and supplies usually furnished to hotel guests. In addition, non-payment constitute Estafa.
The hotel-keeper has a right to retain things brought into the hotel by the guest, as a security for credits on account of lodging, and supplies usually furnished to hotel guests. In addition, non-payment constitute Estafa.
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