Summary
In California, stores are generally not responsible for customers belongings unless they voluntarily assume responsibility and then lose them. If a store takes and locks up your bag but gives it away to someone else, they could potentially be held liable. To pursue a small claims lawsuit, identify the defendant, file a claim form with the court, serve the defendant, and attend the court hearing. For detailed steps, visit the California courts official website.Full Conversation
Im not sure where to turn . Had my bag stolen from store and store is responsible for it
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Could you please tell me where this incident happened? The laws regarding liability for personal items vary by location.
Eureka ca
I'm sorry for your loss, ****.
In California:
- Stores are generally not responsible for customer's belongings.
- However, if the store was negligent in providing a safe environment, they may be liable.
Can you tell me more about the circumstances?
Yes the store doesn't allow u to bring bag around store there for they take the bag and lock it up when your done shopping they unlock it for u well they gave my bag away to someone else
I'm sorry to hear about your experience, ****. In California:
- If a store voluntarily assumes responsibility for your belongings and then loses them, they could potentially be held liable.
- You might consider filing a claim with the store's insurance company or pursuing a small claims lawsuit.
Ok how do I go about small flames lawsuits
To pursue a small claims lawsuit in California:
- Identify the defendant
- File a claim form with the court
- Serve the defendant with a copy of the claim
- Attend the court hearing
For more detailed steps, you may visit the California courts' official website.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****. If you need further assistance or have more questions in the future, feel free to contact us at FreeLawChat. Best of luck with your situation.
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