Why would a hotel guest who has been injured by a tortious act of the hotel's employee be entitled to claim liability in tort and in contract?
A) Businesses are particularly vulnerable to the doctrine of vicarious liability.
B) Providing a reasonably safe environment is an implied term of the contract.
C) Provision of inadequate service gives rise to primary liability of employees.
D) Businesses are exposed to a wide variety of risks related to tort actions.

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Providing a reasonably safe environment is an implied term of the contract between the hotel and the guest, allowing the guest to claim liability in both tort and contract if injured due to the hotel's employee's actions.

Why Would a Hotel Guest Who Has Been Injured by a Tortious