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Bob rented a storage room at We-Store-It. About a week after Bob put some of his furniture in the room, he returned to find that many of the legs were broken off of the chairs and the fabric on the sofa had new holes in it. We-Store-It denied any liability and claimed that someone must have broken into the room and damaged the furniture. Bob sued We-Store-It for damages. Based on the decision in Case 4, Lembaga Enterprises, Inc. v. Cace Trucking & Warehouse, Inc., the court in this case would most likely rule that
a. We-Store-It is required to rebut the presumption that it was negligent.
b. We-Store-It is liable because a bailee is automatically liable when property is damaged, and the damage is not the fault of the bailor.
c. Bob has the burden of proving that We-Store-It was negligent.
d. Bob had the burden of proving that We-Store-It was liable for intentional conversion.

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