Why did common law give an innkeeper the right to claim a lien on property a guest brought into the hotel to secure payment on food and lodging?
A)Because the innkeeper was required by law to provide service to anyone seeking it.
B)Because the innkeeper was considered to be an artist.
C)Because of statutory lien laws.
D)Because of a contract signed by guests when staying in an inn.

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Innkeepers were entitled to the protection of a lien because they were required by law to provide service to anyone seeking it.

Why Did Common Law Give an Innkeeper the Right to Claim