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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At common law, innkeepers are held to a high standard of care and are generally liable for the theft or loss of a guest's property unless they can prove that the loss was not due to their negligence.

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