While he was waiting in valet, Steve was watching fireworks being shot off the top of the hotel and one of them misfired and hit his left eye. When Vince pulled Steve's car up to the front, a window was broken and the gun was gone. Vince just said, "I got no idea what happened. That's why we put that on the ticket -- so your insurance can pay for it." Steve called Vince an opprobrious name and did not give him a tip, so Vince slammed the car door on Steve's hand, breaking four fingers. Before he got back to Utah, Steve stopped at Uncle Woody's Bar in Nevada and had a couple of drinks. When he ordered one more shot, Lloyd the bartender said, "You don't look like you should have any more," but Steve said, "I only have to go a few miles," so Lloyd poured him a double. After he drank that, Steve got back on the highway, but before he got to the state line, he fell asleep and crashed into another car, which was driven by Forest. Both Steve and Forest suffered a broken collar bone in the accident. Steve eventually made it to Utah and stopped at Captain Tony's Grill for lunch. He ordered a root beer and a chicken salad sandwich. When it came, he bit into the sandwich and broke his tooth on something hard inside it. When he was finished eating, he decided to go to the hospital. While he was there, he became violently ill because the chicken was undercooked and contaminated with salmonella, probably because of all the health code violations. Before recovering from all his injuries, Steve sued the Stanley Hotel, Uncle Woody's, and Captain Tony's for everything his lawyer Todd could think of. Forest also sued Uncle Woody's for his broken collar bone. Question:

Property	Was it a bailment? If yes, then what type of bailment was it? If "maybe", what does it depend on? If no, will the limiting liability law protect the hotel?
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