The document discusses different types of bailment. It explains that bailments can be based on the benefit to the bailor, mutual benefit to both parties, or on reward. Bailments can also be gratuitous where no reward is provided or non-gratuitous where a reward is expected. It provides specifics on pledge bailment, noting that the pawnee has the right to sell the item if the debt is not paid after notice is provided. The bailee may retain bailed goods or collect from the bailor if their dues are not paid for other bailment types.

5. BASED ON BENEFIT
BAILMENT FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT OF
BAILOR
BAILEE
MUTUAL
BENEFIT
BASED ON REWARD
GRATUITOUS
BAILMENT
NON-
GRATUITOUS
BAILMENT

13. Pledge Bailment
• Pledge is the bailment for
a specific purpose i.e. to
provide security for a
debt or for fulfillment of
object.
• The pawnee has right to
sale on default after
giving notice thereof to
the Pawnor
• Bailment is for a purpose
other than two under
pledge i.e. for repairs,
safe custody etc.
• No right to sale. The
bailee may either retain
the goods or the bailor
for non-payment of his
dues

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