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The store must be responsible, customers come to your store to consume, you have the obligation to protect the personal and property safety of guests, laws and regulations have provisions for these things.

1. For example, if a laptop is stolen in a restaurant: If it is stolen in a restaurant, the boss only has the general obligation to ensure the safety of your property, but not the obligation to ensure the absolute security of the computer. It should be treated on a case-by-case basis.

2. If you hand over the computer to the hotel staff for safekeeping and are stolen during dinner: the boss is paid for the custody and should be fully liable for compensation; The boss is kept free of charge, and should be held primarily liable for damages in the event of intent or gross negligence.

3. If it is kept by yourself:

1) As long as the hotel owner does the safety tips, and pays attention to reminding and assisting you when a thief is found, he is fulfilling the general safety and security obligations, and he is not responsible and does not compensate.

2) If the hotel has general safety tips, or does not remind you or assist or call the police in time when the thief's behavior is discovered: the hotel has not fulfilled its security obligations, and should have a certain responsibility and a certain liability for compensation, which is generally a secondary responsibility, and the compensation ratio will not exceed 40%.

4. Suggestion: If the hotel has the above situations where you can claim compensation, you can negotiate with the boss first, and if the negotiation fails, you can sue the court to solve it.

If it's your store, it's estimated but half responsible.

Damn, he didn't take care of it himself, and he lost chicken feathers.