Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Maryland
For the past year and a half the condo in which I live has valeted my car. The parking space assigned to me is 7"-5" wide and sits between two concrete columns. Tollerances are too tight for me to navigate, so I use the condo's valet service. Last Thursday the manager told valets not to valet my car any more. It was not until my husband returned from work later than night that I was able to have the car moved. Because I was denied access to the car, I missed my appointment. Do I have a cause of action?
2 Answers from Attorneys
You don't give enough information to provide an answer. First of all, did you even suffer damages as a result of missing your appointment or are you just mad about it? Why did the manager tell the valets not to valet your car anymore?
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Unless you were paying for this service, you don't really have a claim. It's a shame that you didn't get any forewarning of the termination of the service before parking your car, and also that they wouldn't agree to back your car out one last time. The other issue you would have in a lawsuit would be proving damages.
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