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CurrentExclusion of liability in certain cases
4 Exclusion of liability in certain cases
The liability imposed by law on the keeper of an inn to make good the loss while at the inn, whether by theft or otherwise, of property brought to the inn by or on behalf of a traveller using its facilities, and the like liability imposed by clause 3 with respect to damage thereto, shall not be incurred by the innkeeper where—
(a)
the property lost or damaged is a vehicle or anything therein, or
(b)
the traveller is not a guest at the inn,
unless the cause of the loss or damage was some default, neglect or wilful act of the innkeeper or the innkeeper’s employee or agent.
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