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In September, 1969, appellee, George Simons, came to Houston from Dallas on a business trip. Shortly after noon he drove his car into an Allright parking lot at the intersection of Capitol and Travis Streets. Simons advised the parking lot attendant that he had certain valuable personal property in the car and asked if he could park and lock the car and take the keys with him. The attendant replied that this would not be possible since the car would have to be moved around but assured Simons that they had two men on duty and would take care of it. Simons was given a ticket stub so he could reclaim the automobile and he left for a business appointment across the street.

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