A hotel shall be liable as a bailee even without a special agreement with a person living in it (a lodger) for the loss of, shortage of, or harm to his property placed in the hotel with the exception of money, other currency valuables, commercial paper and securities, and other high-priced property.

Property is considered to be brought into the hotel if it is entrusted to employees of the hotel or is property placed in a hotel room or other place designated for it.

A hotel shall be liable for the loss of money, other currency valuables, commercial paper and securities, and other high-priced property of the lodger on the condition that they were accepted by the hotel for storage or were placed by the lodger in an individual safe provided to it by the hotel regardless of whether this safe was located in his room or in other premises of the hotel. The hotel shall be freed from liability for failure to keep safe the contents of such a safe if it proves that by the conditions of storage access of anyone to the safe without the knowledge of the lodger was impossible or became possible as the result of force majeure.

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