Hertz Corp. v. Paloni
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LOPEZ, Judge.
Hertz sued Paloni in district court for damages arising from lost revenue and use of one of its rental vehicles which had been stolen and was recovered on Paloni’s business premises, the Standard Truck Stop in Albuquerque. Paloni counterclaimed for storage fees and also requested damages for abuse of process. The vehicle had been abandoned at Paloni’s truck stop. Paloni had been aware of its presence there for about ten months. When he learned that Hertz owned the car, he notified Hertz that he had it on his lot. Hertz then replevied the car and, having obtained possession…
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