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    The restaurant is liable for the accident that occurred even though it was unintentional. The waiter at Bulaluhan Restaurant accidentally poured newly cooked bulalo (beef stew) over the head of Ross, causing him permanent baldness. As an employee of the restaurant, the waiter was not properly trained on how to serve food safely. Under Philippine law, the restaurant is responsible for damages caused by the negligence of its employees.

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    The restaurant is liable for the accident that occurred even though it was unintentional. The waiter at Bulaluhan Restaurant accidentally poured newly cooked bulalo (beef stew) over the head of Ross, causing him permanent baldness. As an employee of the restaurant, the waiter was not properly trained on how to serve food safely. Under Philippine law, the restaurant is responsible for damages caused by the negligence of its employees.

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    The restaurant is liable for the accident that occurred even though it was unintentional. The waiter at Bulaluhan Restaurant accidentally poured newly cooked bulalo (beef stew) over the head of Ross, causing him permanent baldness. As an employee of the restaurant, the waiter was not properly trained on how to serve food safely. Under Philippine law, the restaurant is responsible for damages caused by the negligence of its employees.

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    09 Quiz Losabia

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    The restaurant is liable for the accident that occurred even though it was unintentional. The waiter at Bulaluhan Restaurant accidentally poured newly cooked bulalo (beef stew) over the head of Ross, causing him permanent baldness. As an employee of the restaurant, the waiter was not properly trained on how to serve food safely. Under Philippine law, the restaurant is responsible for damages caused by the negligence of its employees.

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    Lady Khen Losabia BSTM 302-A

    Case: Henry was invited by Ross to dine at Bulaluhan Restaurant as a sign of Gratitude for all the favour
    that the latter gave to the former. Ross believed that the said restaurant is the best place to dine since it
    was referred to him by his wife. They ordered bulalo, which is the specialty of the restaurant.
    Unfortunately, the waiter accidentally poured the newly cooked bulalo over the head of Ross, which
    caused him permanent baldness. Can the restaurant be held liable for the accident that occurred?

     Yes, the restaurant is liable for the accident because as what stated in the case the waiter
    accidentally poured the newly cooked bulalo over the head of Ross, which caused him
    permanent baldness, it means that even it is unintentional because it is an accident the
    restaurant is still liable because their employee make a damage to Ross which make him
    permanent baldness and the restaurant did not train their employees well like on how to serve
    food properly. In this case a tort is present for a casual connection between the faults or
    negligence of the defendant's act at the damages incurred by the plaintiff as the major purpose
    is to restore the injured parties to their original condition, in so far as the law can do this by
    compensating them for their injury. It was stated in Article 2176 of the new civil code of the
    Philippines that whoever by act or omission causes damage to another, their being fault or
    negligence is obliged to pay for the damage done. Such fault or negligence, if there is so pre-
    existing contractual relation between the parties.

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