In this suit for damages for breach of a bailment contract it is undisputed that defendant accepted from plaintiff's wife a fur coat for storage in May, 1966, and that the coat was missing when demanded in October, 1966.
Two principal defenses were presented at the trial. First, that the coat had been stolen during a burglary, and that the defendant had exercised due care to safeguard...
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