Mike and Lisa were looking forward to getting married for nearly two years. They rented an event venue not far from their house. They identified and contracted with various vendors including a caterer, photographer, DJ and bakery. Additionally, due to the venue's insurance requirements, they had to sign a contract with the event space for the wedding. Although the event space did not have their own liquor license, Mike and Lisa were allowed to bring in their own alcohol, and provided the bartenders for the event. Mike and Lisa worked with a friend who owned a winery in order to secure the wine for the event; however, the venue purchased and provided the spirits and beer for the event. The cost of the spirits and beer was included on the venue's final invoice to Mike and Lisa. It was one of those rare fall afternoons in Colorado when the rain would not stop, and by the time the wedding took place, the guests, many of whom where children, had tracked water all across the brand new venue's marble floors. Chris, the bride's mom, who had several glasses of wine while having her hair professionally done, was walking from the dressing rooms to the doors out to the ceremony and fell, breaking her hip. As they say, "The Show Must Go On," so the wedding continued, dinner was served, and the party raged on! At the end of the evening, the caterer realize there was an abundance of leftover food, and packed it up in their coolers for delivery at the local shelter the next morning. Two days later, the local news reported that several gentlemen currently residing at the local Good Samaritan Home died of food poisoning.

Match the situation with the best legal concept.*

1. Selling alcohol without a license

2. Contract

3. Premises Liability

4. Intellectual Property Rights

5. Food Saftey

6. Social Host Liability

Multiple vendors for wedding

The facility provided spirits and beer

The couple provided their own wine

No notice of wet floors

The poor man dying from poisoning

DJ Jazzy Jeff's Issue

Multiple vendors for wedding