If a hotel manager accuses me of smoking in a non smoking room with no proof, can I win a lawsuit?
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yes, if you can substantiate your inocence.Example you have a witness to prove that you have a friend or someone who can testfy that you were at a different place and time when your manager saw you. I recommend, you sue him for 5 million dollars, for you to be in the front page.
No. You did it. Now get over it.
nope.
Do you have proof that he accused you?
No.
No, as it is your word against theirs and unless there has been a pattern of "false reporting" by the manager of the hotel in the past, why would there be any reason for them to lie about the situation?
Even if you get a good private investigator, your have not shown any real damages other than being charged a higher rate for the room for smoking and your fees willl be higher than what you would ever be entitled to receive (the difference between what can be charged for a room that allows smoking and one that does not, or any additional fees that you are charged if the entire establishment is non-smoking). Unless there has been a demonstrated pattern, there is no reason for a hotel manager to lie against you as opposed to other tenants.
Either suck it up and move on, or be prepared to spend a vast amount of money for a Small Claims Court suit that you have to prove by the preponderance of the evidence of ANY state you reside in.
It would be a useless case. Even a lawyer wouldn't take that case.
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