Exam 37: Bailments
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With respect to bailed goods, common carriers are subject to a standard of reasonable care .
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Dean discovers a fishing boat adrift, and retrieves and anchors it. The boat features a name and a number on its side and other evidence indicating its owner, Evelyn. This is not a bailment.
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In a bailment for the mutual benefit of the bailee and the bailor, the bailee must exercise ordinary care in storing items or holding property.
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Many bailments do not include all of the elements of a contract.
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Hotel operators can limit their liability for any loss or damage to their guests' personal property
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Ralph owns equipment, a pick-up truck, and stock in Rangeland Corporation, which owns and operates the Big R Ranch. Things capable of being involved in a bailment are
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Frenchy's Fast Fries (3F) requires that its employees wear uniforms and protective clothing while on the job. 3F provides a locker room for the employees to leave their street clothes and personal items while working. Grant, a 3F employee, changes his clothes in the locker room before starting work and leaves his wallet and watch in a pocket of his jacket hanging in his locker. Does Grant's leaving personal items in the locker room constitute a bailment? For whose benefit are the lockers provided and used?
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Tim visits Sheila. After Tim leaves, Sheila finds Tim's briefcase was left behind. This is
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On completion of a bailment, the bailee may dispose of the property at will.
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Darryl loans his football to Evie under an agreement to return the football in a week. This is
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The bailee has no right to receive some form of compensation for the bailment.
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A bailment is formed by the delivery of personal property, without transfer of title, by one person to another.
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