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Business, 02.10.2019 23:00 katekayrodriguez10

Cook's department store advertises that it maintains a barbershop in its store and that the shop is managed by hunter, a cook's employee. actually, hunter is not an employee of the store but merely rents space in the store. while shaving joran in the barbershop, hunter negligently its a deep gash, requiring 10 stitches, into one of jordan's ears. should jordan be entitled to collect damages from cook's department store?

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