7. Plaintiff, executed a contract (hereinafter referred to as the “Contract”) with Defendant, whereby Defendant, was to provide moving services to Plaintiff including, among other things, moving and transport of furniture and household goods from one residence to another, professional wrapping of furniture with moving pads and blankets, disassembly and reassembly of items, staging of furniture at delivery, basic liability protection, all stairs, all
long carriers, all elevators, all fuel, all taxes, and all toll charges (hereinafter referred to as the “Services”).
8. Mr. Cooper paid $5, 515.00 for said services, which includes an additional amount, paid specifically for “Full (Replacement)Value Protection/Valuation.” The “Full Replacement Value” of the property was estimated to be $48,000.00, and the amount paid for such protection was based on this value.
9. The services were performed on or about May 19-20, 2014 through June 3, 2014. On or about June 3rd, when Mr. Cooper’s personal property arrived and was moved and unpackedby Defendant’s personnel. As Defendant’s personnel moved Mr. Cooper’s personal property into the house, they filled out a Golan’s form titled, “Household Goods Descriptive Inventory”, noting the condition of the property as it was moved into the house and unpacked. During the course of moving Mr. Cooper’s property into the house, Mr. Cooper noticed that the movers dropped and damaged several items. The movers noted on the Inventory that certain items were dropped and damaged. Mr. Cooper was present at the time that several of these items were dropped, damaged, and the movers filled out the Inventory.
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7. Plaintiff, executed a contract (hereinafter referred to as the “Contract”) with Defendant, whereby Defendant, was to provide moving services to Plaintiff including, among other things, moving and transport of furniture and household goods from one residence to another, professional wrapping of furniture with moving pads and blankets, disassembly and reassembly of items, staging of furniture at delivery, basic liability protection, all stairs, all
long carriers, all elevators, all fuel, all taxes, and all toll charges (hereinafter referred to as the “Services”).
8. Mr. Cooper paid $5, 515.00 for said services, which includes an additional amount, paid specifically for “Full (Replacement)Value Protection/Valuation.” The “Full Replacement Value” of the property was estimated to be $48,000.00, and the amount paid for such protection was based on this value.
9. The services were performed on or about May 19-20, 2014 through June 3, 2014. On or about June 3rd, when Mr. Cooper’s personal property arrived and was moved and unpackedby Defendant’s personnel. As Defendant’s personnel moved Mr. Cooper’s personal property into the house, they filled out a Golan’s form titled, “Household Goods Descriptive Inventory”, noting the condition of the property as it was moved into the house and unpacked. During the course of moving Mr. Cooper’s property into the house, Mr. Cooper noticed that the movers dropped and damaged several items. The movers noted on the Inventory that certain items were dropped and damaged. Mr. Cooper was present at the time that several of these items were dropped, damaged, and the movers filled out the Inventory.