I parked my car in a parking lot and it was cracked up while I was gone. The back of my parking stub had a contract that limited the liability of the owner of the garage. It says, in pertinent part, "When you park your car in unoccupied stall you agree that it is at your sole risk" also "customer waives all laws in conflict with the foregoing."
Are these provisions valid?
Is this a contract of adhesion that I might be able to get out of?
What theories, other than negligence, can I sue on if it comes to that?
K W
You can sue, but you will NOT win. As you stated, YOU are parking your car at YOUR sole risk and YOU waive ALL laws.
You have NO case. Why would you think you would have a case when it states this?????
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