The Marglin family moved from Indianapolis to New York and rented an apartment smaller than the one they had left. Marglin arranged to have the excess furniture stored at Global Transportation and Storage Company. During the year that the furniture was in storage, Global stored some animal hides near the furniture.

When Marglin picked up the furniture, he found that it had a very unpleasant odor.

When Marglin complained, Global insisted that it had provided storage as agreed.

Marglin brought suit for negligence and claimed that Global had failed to provide the ordinary care required. Will Marglin succeed?