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Anonymous users2024-01-24I think the restaurant has done its duty of care enough! Restaurants should be irresponsible!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Unreasonable, right? These are unreachable, and at the same time the restaurant is also a victim.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22According to the principles of tort law, organizations and individuals engaged in social business activities, such as operators of restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues, should be responsible for the safety of their business activities. If the real infringer cannot be found, the operator shall bear full responsibility.
If the thief is not caught, he should be able to claim compensation from this restaurant.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Your package is not hosted by the restaurant, where can the restaurant claim it? Therefore, it is unreasonable for the guest to claim compensation for damages. Spend money on lessons, right?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20The restaurant is not at fault, the restaurant is not responsible.
Generally, no, unless the restaurant explicitly has a service that allows you to keep your belongings on your behalf.
Yes, unless it's an insider who has taken your finances, but only if there must be a law enforcement officer to assist you.
It's unlucky, and it doesn't matter to anyone else, unless you have enough evidence to catch that person, someone will be responsible.
Restaurants usually remind customers to take care of their belongings, because the restaurant is a public place, so the restaurant will not help customers look at their finances. >>>More
What is the relationship between a customer and the person responsible for the restaurant in a criminal dispute?