The guest came back after eating for three days and lied that he had fallen in our shop.

Let's talk about legal relations first. Hotels have the obligation to ensure the safety of customers. The Consumer Protection Law and the Contract Law also have similar provisions.

Tell me more about your situation. Several people said it was useless to eat in your hotel. You need evidence to prove it. At the very least, you need witness testimony. The other party should also explain under what circumstances he fell and the treatment at that time.

You can make an excuse. If you deny it, you should bring it up at the beginning of the defense, and the court will ask him to prove that the operator of Store 2 is your home, not someone else.

Of course, the trial of 12 still needs to be held, otherwise how can we protect our legitimate rights and interests? I think this situation is that the other party has to prove that he fell in your shop first, otherwise nothing is possible. The defense opinion is as follows: 1. The plaintiff did not fall in the xx store, and the store was not at fault. I am not the owner of xx store, so I should not be the defendant.