DIXON, Justice.
Plaintiff-relator is the subrogee of George E. Morse, who suffered the loss of his wife's fur stole at defendant's parking garage. The trial judge dismissed the suit, holding that "proof was not sufficient to take this case out of the category of the ordinary requirement of bailment." The Court of Appeal affirmed.
On the day before Mardi Gras, Morse and his wife drove into New Orleans. Mrs...
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