Are Campgrounds subject to Innkeeper laws?
An interesting question came up recently. Are Campgrounds covered under Innkeeper laws, aka Hospitality laws? Such laws are designed to protect both the guest and the operator of lodging facilities. ...
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Thanks for the expo, JJBIRISH, but:
I think we all know what the term "defrauding an Innkeeper" means...and (as you point out) I'm pretty sure that there's a law against it in every State/Province/other section of The World.
What I'm mystified by (and the reason I brought it up) is the assertion that there's some kind of it's-a-federal-crime language in "The Constitution". I read that to mean the U.S. Constitution, and I'm curious to know where on earth that comes in on/in that particular document.
Seems to me that The Framers had a lot more important things on their minds back then than some sleep/dine-and-dasher at a wayside tavern!
I think we all know what the term "defrauding an Innkeeper" means...and (as you point out) I'm pretty sure that there's a law against it in every State/Province/other section of The World.
What I'm mystified by (and the reason I brought it up) is the assertion that there's some kind of it's-a-federal-crime language in "The Constitution". I read that to mean the U.S. Constitution, and I'm curious to know where on earth that comes in on/in that particular document.
Seems to me that The Framers had a lot more important things on their minds back then than some sleep/dine-and-dasher at a wayside tavern!
