CASE STUDY (20 marks)Jackson v. Hilton Hotels Plaintiff attended, for a fee, a dental seminar at the Hilton Hotel. The seminar sponsor rented a banquet room, furnished with seats, from the defendant. At request of the sponsor, defendant furnished a movable coat rack, placing it outside the room, in the public lobby.Plaintiff placed his coat on the rack before entering the seminar. At the noon recess, plaintiff exited the seminar room, but found that the rack had been moved a distance down the lobby and around a corner, near an exit.Unfortunately, his cashmere coat was missing. He then commenced this action in the Small Claims Part of this court.Answer the specific questions provided in the separate answer submission template in the Assignment in Blackboard

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Jackson v. Hilton Hotels (20 marks)

Use this case study from the Assignment in Blackboard and answer the following4 (four) questions:

1.What are the issues?

2.Has a bailment relationship been created?Why or why not?

3.Would an exclusionary clause limit the hotel's liability?Why or why not?

4.How could Hilton Hotels prevent situations like this?