Habeb v. Accor North America, Inc.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
On Application for Rehearing
THOMAS, Judge.
The opinion of March 23, 2012, is withdrawn, and the following is substituted therefor.
In March 2009, Deborah Habeb rented a room in a Motel 6 operated by Accor North America, Inc. (“Accor”). According to Habeb’s complaint, she was bitten by bedbugs and suffered welts on her skin as a result. She sued Accor in October 2010, alleging various theories of liability, including breach of the implied warranty of habitability; unjust enrichment or, in the alternative, assumpsit; premises liability; fraud in the inducement; promissory fraud; and “general…
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