Fischer v. Alessandrini

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• recognizing that section 324.021(9)(b)2 was enacted to rectify \perceived inequities\ in the dangerous instrumentality doctrine by imposing limits on the liability of lessors who rent or lease a motor vehicle for less than a year
• “Under the dangerous instrumentality doctrine, an automobile owner is vicariously liable for damages caused by the operation of his vehicle by a permissive user.”

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