Question 1

A ____________________ is a security interest in the property of someone who owes a bill.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ____________________ is a security interest in...

Question 2

Which of the following is not the name of a crime that protects innkeepers and restauranteurs from patrons who leave without paying?

Accepted Answer

A)  Theft of services 
B)  Assault 
C)  Larceny 
D)  Fraud 
A)  Theft of services 
B)  Assault 
C)  Larceny 
D)  Fraud

Question 3

A restaurant owner has recently been jilted by a redhead. He wishes to exclude all redheads from eating in his establishment. True or false: The restauranteur can legally refuse to serve redheads.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

A person who enters a hotel is either a guest or, if not intending to become one, must leave if requested to do so by the hotel staff.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

A hospitality establishment that, in most states, can refuse to serve people because of age is ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A hospitality establishment that, in most states,...

Question 6

An innkeeper took possession of a nonpaying guest's property and sold it. The proceeds were greater than the total of the guest's bill and the hotel's expenses associated with the sale. What should the hotel do with the excess?

Accepted Answer

A)  Return the excess amount to the guest 
B)  Keep it 
C)  Give it to a designated local government official for general operating expenses of the government 
D)  Donate it to a charity 
A)  Return the excess amount to the guest 
B)  Keep it 
C)  Give it to a designated local government official for general operating expenses of the government 
D)  Donate it to a charity

Question 7

In a criminal case brought by a restaurant against a patron for failing to pay the bill, what is true about intention to defraud?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intention to defraud is not an element of the criminal case, and therefore the restaurant does not need to prove it. 
B)  The restaurant must provide evidence establishing that the defendant intended to defraud the restaurant. 
C)  Once the evidence is presented that the defendant received food without paying, a rebuttable presumption arises that the defendant intended to avoid payment. This presumption eliminates the need to present evidence of intent to defraud. 
D)  Whether or not the restaurant must prove intention to defraud is a matter of the judge's discretion. 
A)  Intention to defraud is not an element of the criminal case, and therefore the restaurant does not need to prove it. 
B)  The restaurant must provide evidence establishing that the defendant intended to defraud the restaurant. 
C)  Once the evidence is presented that the defendant received food without paying, a rebuttable presumption arises that the defendant intended to avoid payment. This presumption eliminates the need to present evidence of intent to defraud. 
D)  Whether or not the restaurant must prove intention to defraud is a matter of the judge's discretion.

Question 8

The primary difference between assault and battery is ____________________________________________________________________.

Accepted Answer

assault means intentionally pu

Question 9

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prevents a hotel from barring religious adherents from going door to door among the guest rooms seeking new adherents for the religion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A blind person with a seeing-eye dog arrives at a hotel seeking a room. The hotel has a rule prohibiting dogs and is concerned that some of its other guests might be fearful of canines. True or false: The hotel can refuse a room to this would-be guest because of the dog.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A guest who uses a stolen credit card to pay for a hotel room has committed all of the following crimes except one. Which crime was not committed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Issuing a bad check 
B)  Forgery 
C)  Possession of stolen property 
D)  Theft of services 
A)  Issuing a bad check 
B)  Forgery 
C)  Possession of stolen property 
D)  Theft of services

Question 12

A woman was sitting in a hotel lobby. She was not a guest and had no intention of renting a room. What action can the hotel legally take?

Accepted Answer

A)  The woman has an implied license to be on the premises, and the hotel cannot evict her unless she becomes disorderly. 
B)  The woman has an implied license to be on the premises, but the hotel can revoke the license by asking her to leave. If she fails to do so, the hotel can evict her. 
C)  The woman is a trespasser, and she can be immediately evicted without the need to ask her to leave. 
D)  The hotel cannot remove her without calling the police. 
A)  The woman has an implied license to be on the premises, and the hotel cannot evict her unless she becomes disorderly. 
B)  The woman has an implied license to be on the premises, but the hotel can revoke the license by asking her to leave. If she fails to do so, the hotel can evict her. 
C)  The woman is a trespasser, and she can be immediately evicted without the need to ask her to leave. 
D)  The hotel cannot remove her without calling the police.

Question 13

Unlike eviction of guests, a hotel cannot evict a long-term boarder without a _________________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Unlike eviction of guests, a hotel cannot...

Question 14

Mandy is 16 years old and went to a motel seeking accommodations for the night. She expresses a willingness to prepay for the room and showed the receptionist that she had the money. True or false: The hotel can refuse to provide her a room because of her age.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Which of the following is not true concerning the innkeeper's lien?

Accepted Answer

A)  The due process clause of the U.S. Constitution may impact the procedure the innkeeper must follow to take possession of a guest's property. 
B)  In some states the lien is enforceable without the necessity of a court proceeding. 
C)  If an innkeeper takes possession of a guest's property based on the lien without a court hearing, the innkeeper will violate the due process clause of the U.S. Constitution. 
D)  The lien arises when a guest fails to pay the bill. 
A)  The due process clause of the U.S. Constitution may impact the procedure the innkeeper must follow to take possession of a guest's property. 
B)  In some states the lien is enforceable without the necessity of a court proceeding. 
C)  If an innkeeper takes possession of a guest's property based on the lien without a court hearing, the innkeeper will violate the due process clause of the U.S. Constitution. 
D)  The lien arises when a guest fails to pay the bill.

Question 16

For which of the following circumstances can an innkeeper not evict a guest?

Accepted Answer

A)  The guest is disorderly. 
B)  The guest is intoxicated. 
C)  The guest has not paid the bill. 
D)  The guest has a pet (other than a service animal). 
A)  The guest is disorderly. 
B)  The guest is intoxicated. 
C)  The guest has not paid the bill. 
D)  The guest has a pet (other than a service animal).

Question 17

A hotel that uses verbal abuse to effect an eviction may be liable to the person evicted.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

A ____________________ is a security interest in the property of someone who owes a bill.

Which of the following is not the name of a crime that protects innkeepers and restauranteurs from patrons who leave without paying?

A restaurant owner has recently been jilted by a redhead. He wishes to exclude all redheads from eating in his establishment. True or false: The restauranteur can legally refuse to serve redheads.

A person who enters a hotel is either a guest or, if not intending to become one, must leave if requested to do so by the hotel staff.

A hospitality establishment that, in most states, can refuse to serve people because of age is ____________________.

An innkeeper took possession of a nonpaying guest's property and sold it. The proceeds were greater than the total of the guest's bill and the hotel's expenses associated with the sale. What should the hotel do with the excess?

In a criminal case brought by a restaurant against a patron for failing to pay the bill, what is true about intention to defraud?

The primary difference between assault and battery is ____________________________________________________________________.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prevents a hotel from barring religious adherents from going door to door among the guest rooms seeking new adherents for the religion.

A blind person with a seeing-eye dog arrives at a hotel seeking a room. The hotel has a rule prohibiting dogs and is concerned that some of its other guests might be fearful of canines. True or false: The hotel can refuse a room to this would-be guest because of the dog.

A guest who uses a stolen credit card to pay for a hotel room has committed all of the following crimes except one. Which crime was not committed?

A woman was sitting in a hotel lobby. She was not a guest and had no intention of renting a room. What action can the hotel legally take?

Unlike eviction of guests, a hotel cannot evict a long-term boarder without a _________________________.

Mandy is 16 years old and went to a motel seeking accommodations for the night. She expresses a willingness to prepay for the room and showed the receptionist that she had the money. True or false: The hotel can refuse to provide her a room because of her age.

Which of the following is not true concerning the innkeeper's lien?

For which of the following circumstances can an innkeeper not evict a guest?

A hotel that uses verbal abuse to effect an eviction may be liable to the person evicted.

Introduction to Contemporary Hospitality Law

Legal Procedures: Journey of a Case Through the Courts

Civil Rights and Hospitality Businesses

Contract Law and the Hospitality Industry

Principles of Negligence

Negligence and Hospitality Practices

Guests and Other Patrons

Protecting Patrons Property

Guests Rights

Liability and the Sale of Food

Liability and the Sale of Alcohol

Travel Agents and Airlines Rights and Liabilities

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Exam 9: Rights of Innkeepers

A ____________________ is a security interest in the property of someone who owes a bill.

Which of the following is not the name of a crime that protects innkeepers and restauranteurs from patrons who leave without paying?

A restaurant owner has recently been jilted by a redhead. He wishes to exclude all redheads from eating in his establishment. True or false: The restauranteur can legally refuse to serve redheads.

A person who enters a hotel is either a guest or, if not intending to become one, must leave if requested to do so by the hotel staff.

A hospitality establishment that, in most states, can refuse to serve people because of age is ____________________.

An innkeeper took possession of a nonpaying guest's property and sold it. The proceeds were greater than the total of the guest's bill and the hotel's expenses associated with the sale. What should the hotel do with the excess?

In a criminal case brought by a restaurant against a patron for failing to pay the bill, what is true about intention to defraud?

The primary difference between assault and battery is ____________________________________________________________________.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prevents a hotel from barring religious adherents from going door to door among the guest rooms seeking new adherents for the religion.

A blind person with a seeing-eye dog arrives at a hotel seeking a room. The hotel has a rule prohibiting dogs and is concerned that some of its other guests might be fearful of canines. True or false: The hotel can refuse a room to this would-be guest because of the dog.

A guest who uses a stolen credit card to pay for a hotel room has committed all of the following crimes except one. Which crime was not committed?

A woman was sitting in a hotel lobby. She was not a guest and had no intention of renting a room. What action can the hotel legally take?

Unlike eviction of guests, a hotel cannot evict a long-term boarder without a _________________________.

Mandy is 16 years old and went to a motel seeking accommodations for the night. She expresses a willingness to prepay for the room and showed the receptionist that she had the money. True or false: The hotel can refuse to provide her a room because of her age.

Which of the following is not true concerning the innkeeper's lien?

For which of the following circumstances can an innkeeper not evict a guest?

A hotel that uses verbal abuse to effect an eviction may be liable to the person evicted.

Introduction to Contemporary Hospitality Law

Legal Procedures: Journey of a Case Through the Courts

Civil Rights and Hospitality Businesses

Contract Law and the Hospitality Industry

Principles of Negligence

Negligence and Hospitality Practices

Guests and Other Patrons

Protecting Patrons Property

Guests Rights

Liability and the Sale of Food

Liability and the Sale of Alcohol

Travel Agents and Airlines Rights and Liabilities

Employment

Regulation and Licensing

Specialized Destinationscasinos, Theme Parks, Spas, and Condominium Hotels

Filters