Dear Sir,
RE: Legal Advice Following the Damage to Your Car at Greensboro Coliseum
I am writing in response to the event that you encountered car damage at the Greensboro Coliseum parking lot. The event happened while you were attending a basketball match at the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The theme of the letter is to drive attention concerning the bailment relationship which aims at deciphering whether Greensboro Coliseum is legally responsible for compensating the loss suffered. Legally, a bailment is the temporary placement of control over or an event where a person takes possession of a property (bailee) which is personal (bailor) for a designated reason. The bailment approach remains a contractual relationship where both parties are bound by specified rules and guidelines.
Concerning the issue in question, there does not appear bailment relationship between Greensboro Coliseum (provider) and the victim. The $20 payment made for parking service and the receipt provided do not transfer into a bailment relationship with the company. The goal of this letter is that the vehicle was assigned to the attendant for a specific purpose. The receipt acts as an indication that anyone parking the car does so at own risk.
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Through the declaimer, Greensboro Coliseum opts to make it understood that it does take account of the damages or relates type of loss caused to property the premises. Therefore, Coliseum is not liable for any loss. There are no legal rights that bind Greensboro Coliseum to pay for the damages due to lack of contractual agreement. The company remains not liable it has stated that the parking at the premises would be used at owner’s risk.
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To: Jeff.
Chapel Hill basketball fan.
Greensboro Coliseum,
Subject: Vehicle smashed.
Date:
Dear Jeff,
This objective of this letter is to inform regarding your legal obligations against the Greensboro Coliseum. Our records indicate that you arrived at the Greensboro Coliseum parking lot and made a payment of $20 to the attendant. The attendant gave a ticket with a note “WARNING: Mot Responsible for damage to personal property while on Greensboro Coliseum premises”. After safely parking the vehicle, and securing the keys in the pocket, you headed to the Coliseum. After the games, you were shocked to find your vehicle's windshield bashed. You quickly surmised that the person responsible might be the Blue Devil fan since the car of painted Carolina Blue. Moreover, there was a statue protruding from the windshield (Blue Devil).
In consideration that you saw the warning on the back of the receipt, it articulates that you entered into a no signed agreement with the Greensboro therefore, eliminating possible liabilities upon them. The firm suggests that you make an appointment with the authorities and upon making a report, it would be reasonable to request a tape of the night’s incident. Furthermore, it is appropriate that you file a no-file claim with the vehicle’s insurer.
Having that said Greensboro Coliseum wishes that the investigation progress efficiently and the perpetrator is brought to justice. I would be willing to help in case my presence is needed in resolving the situation. Moreover, do not hesitate to contact to assist in procuring the videotape of the night in question. Feel free to schedule a meeting to explain in details and have a chance to answer any questions that you might need answers.
I will appreciate receiving a confirmation email using the company address on the ticket. Best Regards,
Neon Adriano.
