Was the hotel liable to rogers for the loss

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Question: Rogers was notified by the hotel where she was a guest that valuables should be placed in the hotel safe. Rogers left a ring valued at $400 with the hotel clerk for safekeeping. That night, two robbers forced the clerk to open the safe, and the ring was stolen. Was the hotel liable to Rogers for the loss?

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