The plaintiff travelled to Toronto to visit his company's head office. He and his family became guests in the defendant hotel, occupying two rooms. By September 18, he owed the hotel $83.25, a substantial sum at the time. He could not or would not pay, and was asked to leave the hotel. He asked to remain in one of the two rooms so that his wife, who was ill, would not have to be moved. On September 21, he asked for his bill and received it at approximately 2:00pm that day. The bill was delivered to him at his company's office by a clerk of the hotel. The bill was paid the same evening. However, on the morning of September 21, the hotel had entered the first of the plaintiff's rooms and had moved his belongings into the second room so that the next guest could move into the first room. The plaintiff sued the hotel for trespassing. Determine which right(s) of an innkeeper is (are) relevant in this case? Why? How did you decide what was the most important? Why did you pick your number one choice? Create three standard operating procedures (SOPs) that would assist an innkeeper in avoiding this type of issue. Prepare a brief report