PROVING THINGS 155: WITNESS EVIDENCE THAT GOES WRONG: HOTEL PROPRIETOR NOT LIABLE TO GUEST FOR ASSAULT BY TRESPASSER

In Al-Najar & Ors v The Cumberland Hotel (London) Ltd [2019] EWHC 1593 (QB)  Mr Justice Dingemans found that proprietors of a hotel had not been in breach of duty when some of their guests had been assaulted by a trespasser.  The claimants established that a duty of care existed, they failed to ...

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