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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2025

Compensation For Damages Caused By A Fall In A Hotel: How To Proceed?

In accordance with the provisions of Article 2051 of the Civil Code, the owner or custodian of a "thing" is liable for damages caused to third parties by things in his custody, unless he demonstrates that the damaging event.

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Is the hotel liable for my injuries?

In accordance with the provisions of Article 2051 of the Civil Code, the owner or custodian of a "thing" is liable for damages caused to third parties by things in his custody, unless he demonstrates that the damaging event is the consequence of fortuitous circumstances.

This also happens in the case of compensation for damages due to a fall in a hotel. In fact, a contractual relationship (hotel contract) is established between the customer and the hotel, from which the hotelier's obligations of protection and safety towards its guests arise.

The article in question highlights the hotelier's responsibilities towards his clients, since, carrying out the function of custodian of the accommodation facility, he has the obligation to guarantee its safety inside.

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