On October 6 , 2023, Sancia Blake, who worked for the Jamaica Green Energy Company had to go to Spur Tree for work . She drove her automobile from Kingston to Spur Tree and, arriving after it was dark, checked in the Maypole Hotel alone at approximately 8:00 P.M. A hotel employee directed her to the room to which she was assigned, which was some distance away from the main desk. After depositing her luggage in her room, she left the hotel to eat in Christiana. Approximately one hour later, she returned to the hotel, parked her car in the parking lot in the rear of the hotel, and entered the building. She ascended the stairs and, while in the process of unlocking the door to her room, was attacked by an unknown assailant. She testified that though she did not lose consciousness, everything went black, and then she started screaming. It was at this time that she saw an unidentified man running down the hall in the direction of the main desk. Her screams brought no assistance, but she was able to reach the office switchboard through the phone in her room. Individuals came to her assistance in response to her phone call. Items in her hotel room were stolen including her watch, laptop and tablet and an expensive Armani skirt suit. In her original petition, claimant [Blake] alleged that defendant [the hotel] was negligent [for] (1) booking a single woman in a remote room in a desolate area of the hotel. In her second petition she claimed the hotel did not provide a safe and although she had the items under the bed, they were stolen. There was no other place provided for her to store her valuables. Questions A. Is the hotel responsible for the safety of the guest and how rooms are assigned? Explain your answer, using relevant case law /legislation. B. Under the Hotel Liability Act is Maypole liable for the theft of her items? C. What would be covered if there was limited liability in place