Nevada Supreme Court· 2/26/1975

Kula v. Karat, Inc.

Citations

531 P.2d 1353
91 Nev. 100
1975 Nev. LEXIS 550

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“A bailment of money is as well recognized as the bailment of any other personal property.”
“There is authority for the broad rule that as long as the [bailor-bailee] relationship exists a bailee may not, in any case, dispute or deny the title of the bailor, or his ultimate right to possession ... by asserting title in a third person.”
“There is authority for the broad rule that as long as the [bailor-bailee] relationship exists a bailee may not, in any case, dispute or deny the title of the bailor, or his ultimate right to possession ... by asserting title in a third person.”

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Judges: Batjer, Gunderson, Zenoff, Mowbray, Thompson

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