Chabraja v. Avis Rent a Car System, Inc.

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• noting that the prefatory notes to the statute specifically refer to deceptive conduct that unreasonably interferes with another in the promotion and conduct of his business
• explaining that bailee is generally liable for injury to bailed property, but parties are free to alter traditional risk allocations by contract so long as resulting agreement does not violate public policy
• noting that the prefatory notes to the statute specifically refer to deceptive conduct that unreasonably interferes with another in the promotion and conduct of his business
• explaining that bailee is generally liable for injury to bailed property, but parties are free to alter tradi- tional risk allocations by contract so long as resulting agreement does not violate public policy
• declining to require car rental agency to inform customers of the terms of the customer’s insurance

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