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"The damage policy doesn't relate to general cleaning, ordinary wear and tear, any crimes (such as theft), or any non-physical "damages" (e.g. fines for smoking or bringing pets).Excerpt from Booking.com's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “The damage policy doesn't relate to general cleaning, ordinary wear and tear, any crimes (such as theft), or any non-physical "damages" (e.g. fines for smoking or bringing pets).”
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