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Litigation

Mar. 16, 2001

Unique Suit Targets Appliance Firms

LOS ANGELES - In dozy, close-knit San Clemente, Raymond Dekens was known as "Mr. Fix-It." As long as Nic's - Dekens' appliance repair shop on Del Mar Avenue - stayed open for business, retirees in the seaside town never had to junk their ancient toasters, crockpots and irons.

By Gina Keating
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        LOS ANGELES - In dozy, close-knit San Clemente, Raymond Dekens was known as "Mr. Fix-It."
        As long as Nic's - Dekens' appliance repair shop on Del Mar Avenue - stayed open for business, retirees in the seaside town never ...

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