When Montgomery, a customer at Gondolier restaurant, became intoxicated on the alcoholic beverages he was served, the restaurant staff called for a taxi to take him home. The taxi driver tried to drive him home, but Montgomery kept saying he didn’t want to go home and kept trying to grab the steering wheel out of the driver’s hands. The taxi driver finally pulled over and removed Montgomery from the cab. The taxi driver then called 911 to report that he left a very drunk man at the side of the road. Montgomery subsequently fell off a bridge and was killed. His blood alcohol was very high. His heirs sued the restaurant owner and the company that supplied the alcohol to the restaurant. Do you think the court imposed liability on either the restaurant or the distributer of the alcohol?