Allright, Inc. v. De Wint
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BELL, Chief Justice.
Appeal from a judgment against appellant for $2500.00, the reasonable value of appellee’s automobile that was parked at appellant’s parking lot and which was not returned.
Trial was to a jury. The jury found there was delivery to an employee of appellant who took control of the vehicle and that it was not delivered. The jury found appellee had the option to park and lock his vehicle, but failed to find the failure to exercise the option was negligence. It also failed to find appellee was negligent in parking the vehicle and leaving the keys in the ignition.
Appellee was the…
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