Length of answer should be 24 pages. Worth 30% of final grade In your discussion make sure to answer the following questions. Do you think the individual will recover their losses? If so, how will they do so in the eyes of the law? Please outline what recourse they have or do not have in making a claim for these losses, be specific and utilize your text to come up with options. 1. Mr. Roger James, a travel agent, arrived at Ottawa International Airport. Ottawa was a regular stopover for him. He gathered his luggage and headed for the area where all the cabs and limos for the various hotels were parked. He gave his luggage to the limo for The Chateau. Once the luggage was safely in the trunk, he took a cab to a local restaurant for lunch. After a wonderful lunch but one that took too long because of slow service, he went on to The Chateau. When he arrived at the front desk, he was informed that the hotel was overbooked but that it had made a reservation for him across the street at the Western Hotel. He was informed that his luggage would be forwarded to the Western Hotel. Later that afternoon, Mr. James checked into the Western Hotel. His luggage never arrived at his room. His luggage contained personal effects valued at $1,200, a laptop computer valued at $925, and a Rolex watch valued at $6,000. He is suing The Chateau, the limo, The Western Hotel, and the restaurant where he had lunch. 2. Ms. Cormack was a travelling sales representative for Beck's Jewellery Company. Her sales territory was Canada. She was on a regular trip to Vancouver and planning on staying at The Impress Hotel. When she arrived at the front desk, she was greeted like a lost friend by the front office manager. She explained to the manager that she did not have time to check in but that she would do so later. This was acceptable to the hotel. Rather than carry her luggage with her, she left it in the care of the front office staff. She then went out to make some calls. When she returned to the hotel, there was a message awaiting her, requesting that she return immediately to Montreal. She asked for her luggage. It could not be found. Ms. Cormack is suing for recovery. She indicates that her loss was personal luggage valued at $2,000, a laptop valued at $925, and a jewellery sample case containing $24,000 in diamonds. HOTE 56 Case Study Instructions - Updated November 14, 2022 You must select one case study. Please read the accompanying case study for further instructions with questions that need to be answered within your assignment. Paper format - Cite all your work in APA format - Make sure to have a title page and reference page - Length is 2-4 pages NOT INCLUDING title page or reference page - Number your pages - Use Times New Roman or Arial Font size 12 - Double spaced You may use your text as your sole resource and other reliable sources, including any videos used in the course Please submit in the appropriate area of Blackboard under the assignment section. This assignment is worth 30% of your overall mark for the course and as such should reflect significant research into the topic and your clear understanding of Innkeepers and the Rights of Guests. A rubric detailing the grading of this assignment will be posted separately in Blackboard