The State of Lute's limited liability statute requires notice of the limited liability statute to be given to the guests. The hotel's general manager instructed the staff to place the notice on the back of the main doors to the room. However, the hotel's designer thought the legal notices would detract from the "feel" of the rooms. Instead of posting the notices on the back of the main door, she instructed the staff to post the notice on the back of the closet door.

PART 1: From your understanding of the limited liability statutes, will this be enough to take advantage of the statute?

PART 2: If the notice were placed on the back of the bathroom door in the room (instead of the back of the closet door as stated above) will this be enough to take advantage of the statute?