This document provides an overview of bailment law including definitions, key features, classifications, and duties and rights of bailors and bailees. Bailment is the delivery of goods by one person to another for a specific purpose, with an obligation to return the goods. Bailments can be classified according to benefit (exclusive to bailor/bailee/mutual), reward (gratuitous, non-gratuitous), and mode of creation (voluntary, involuntary). Duties of bailors include disclosing faults and bearing extraordinary expenses, while duties of bailees include reasonable care of goods and not mixing goods with their own. Rights of bailees include delivering goods to joint bailors

1. Business law assignment
Name :B.pon sakthi vijay
Roll no :18ur42
Class :II B.com “B”

2. BAILMENT
meaning
Bailment is derived from the
french word bailer which means to deliver or
hand over.

3. Features of bailment
Contract
Delivery of goods
Specific purpose
Returen of goods

4. Classification of bailment
 Accorting to benefit
A. Bailment for the exclusive benefit of the
bailor
B. Bailment for the exclusive benefit of the
bailee
C. Bailment for the mutual benefit of the bailee

5. Accorting to reward
• Gratuitous bailment
• Non gratuitous bailment
• Accorting to mode of creation
• Voluntary bailment
• In voluentary bailment

6. Duties of bailor
To disclose known faults
To bear extraordinary expenses of bailment
To receive back the goods
To indemnify the bailee

7. Duties of bailee
To take reasonable care of the goods bailed
Not to make any unauthorised use of goods
Not to mix the goods bailed with his own
goods
To returen the goods
To return any accretion of the goods

8. Rights of bailee
Delivery of goods to one serve joint bailer of
goods
Deliver the goods to bailer without tittle
Right apply the court to stop delivery
Right of action against trespassers
bailee lien

9. Rights of bailor
 Enforcement of rights
 Avoidance of contract
 Return of goods lent gratuitously
 Compensation from a wrong doer

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