Which of the following is a distinguishing characteristic of the legislated ability of innkeepers to post liability limits in their establishments?
A) It gives shared control over guests' property through their occupation of their rooms.
B) Standard form contracts are a common feature used by innkeepers to transfer risk of liability.
C) It is lost due to innkeepers' negligent or deliberate acts or the deposit of the property for safekeeping.
D) It gives an innkeeper a common law lien against the guests' property in its possession.

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Innkeepers' liability limits are typically void if the innkeeper is negligent or if the property is deposited for safekeeping, as these actions override the posted liability limits.

Which of the Following Is a Distinguishing Characteristic of the Legislated