· 1/19/1984
Nava v. Truly Nolen Exterminating of Houston, Inc.
Citations
- 683 P.2d 296
- 140 Ariz. 497
- 1984 Ariz. App. LEXIS 395
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that a bailment is created “[w]here personal property is delivered to one party by another in trust for a specific purpose, with the . . . agreement that the property will be returned . . . when the purpose is accomplished”
- “Reservation by the asserted ‘principal’ of 9 the right to control the transaction is essential to the existence of an agency relationship.”
- “Where personal property is delivered . . . in trust for a specific purpose, with the . . . implied agreement that the property will be returned or accounted for when the purpose is accomplished, the transaction constitutes a bailment.”
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Judges: Hathaway, Birdsall, Howard
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