Question: Gonzalez rented an 8-foot by 10-foot locker from A-1 Self Storage to store her personal belongings worth $5,000. When she returned to retrieve her belongings, she discovered that they had been either partially or completely damaged by the entry of water into the storage space from the top of the unit. No explanation was offered to show how the water entered. The rental contract limited A-1's liability to $50, disclaimed liability even for its own negligence, and stated that no bailment had been created by the storage arrangement. Can Gonzales recover the value of her personal items from A-1? (Gonzales v. A-1 Self Storage, 350 N.J. Super. 403)