The claimant booked into a hotel. In the hotel room on the back of the door a notice sought to exclude liability of the hotel proprietors for any lost, stolen or damaged property. The claimant had her fur coat stolen.
Held:
The notice was ineffective. The contract had already been made by the time the claimant had seen the notice. It did not therefore form part of the contract.
Olley v Marlborough Court
