Tracey lost ‘priceless’ goods in a Melbourne storage unit break-in. Then the legal battle began
Advocates argue the case raises questions about the liability of storage facilities even when contracts say the customer bears the sole risk
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Tracey Kruger’s storage unit was meant to be temporary. The 63-year-old had been forced to leave her home and, with no fixed address, she placed nearly everything she owned in a storage shed in Melbourne’s north.
She was left heartbroken – and out of pocket – when her unit was one of more than 10 at the StoreLocal in Campbellfield that police allege were broken into and robbed in June last year.
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