Question: Swarth parked her car in a parking lot maintained by Barney's Clothes for its customers. After she parked the car, she gave the keys to the attendant. By mistake, she left her wallet on the seat. When she returned to the car, the wallet was gone. She sued for the value of the lost wallet and its contents, claiming Barney's is liable as a bailee. Is she correct? (Swarth v. Barney's Clothes, Inc., N.Y. 40 Misc.2d 423)