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Bailments Bailments Section 17.2Section 17.2
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What You’ll Learn
How to define a bailment (p. 368)How to define a bailment (p. 368)
How to describe kinds of bailments How to describe kinds of bailments (p. 369)(p. 369)
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How to explain who has the burden of How to explain who has the burden of proof in bailment lawsuits (p. 373)proof in bailment lawsuits (p. 373)
How to explain hotel keepers’ duties How to explain hotel keepers’ duties (p. 373)(p. 373)
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How to identify the rights and duties of How to identify the rights and duties of common carriers (p. 376)common carriers (p. 376)
How to discuss the obligations of How to discuss the obligations of common carriers toward passengers common carriers toward passengers (p. 378)(p. 378)
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Why It’s Important
Understanding the law of bailments can help Understanding the law of bailments can help you avoid difficulties.you avoid difficulties.
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Legal Terms
bailment (p. 368) bailment (p. 368) bailor/bailee (p. 368)bailor/bailee (p. 368)mutuum (p. 368)mutuum (p. 368)gratuitous bailments (p. 369)gratuitous bailments (p. 369)gross negligence (p. 370)gross negligence (p. 370)slight negligence (p. 371)slight negligence (p. 371)
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reasonable care (p. 371)reasonable care (p. 371)ordinary negligence (p. 371)ordinary negligence (p. 371)tortious bailee (p. 372)tortious bailee (p. 372)carrier (p. 376)carrier (p. 376)common carrier (p. 376)common carrier (p. 376)
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Bailments of Personal Property Main Types of Bailments
Bailments for Sole Benefit of BailorBailments for Sole Benefit of BaileeMutual-Benefit BailmentsTortious BaileesBurden of Proof
Section OutlineSection Outline
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Special Bailments Hotel KeepersCommon Carriers
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Pre-Learning Question Pre-Learning Question
What is a bailment?
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A A bailmentbailment is the transfer of is the transfer of possession and control of personal possession and control of personal property to another with the intent that property to another with the intent that the same property will be returned the same property will be returned later.later.
Bailments of Personal Property Bailments of Personal Property
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Examples of bailments include Examples of bailments include
Bailments of Personal Property Bailments of Personal Property
renting a videorenting a videoleaving your car at the shop for leaving your car at the shop for repairsrepairsdropping off clothes at the cleaners dropping off clothes at the cleaners
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The person who transfers the property The person who transfers the property is the is the bailorbailor..
The person to whom the property is The person to whom the property is transferred is the transferred is the baileebailee..
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In a bailment, neither the bailor nor In a bailment, neither the bailor nor the bailee intends that title to the the bailee intends that title to the property should pass. property should pass.
The bailee has an obligation to return The bailee has an obligation to return the same property to the bailor at a the same property to the bailor at a later time.later time.
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When you loan goods to someone When you loan goods to someone with the understanding that they will with the understanding that they will be used and later replaced with be used and later replaced with different identical goods, a different identical goods, a mutuummutuum has occurred.has occurred.
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What are some types of bailments?
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There are three types of bailments:There are three types of bailments:
Main Types of Bailments Main Types of Bailments
1.1. bailments for the sole benefit of bailments for the sole benefit of the bailorthe bailor
2.2. bailments for the sole benefit of bailments for the sole benefit of the baileethe bailee
3.3. mutual-benefit bailmentsmutual-benefit bailments
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In the first two types, called In the first two types, called gratuitous bailmentsgratuitous bailments, property is , property is transferred to another person without transferred to another person without either party giving or asking for either party giving or asking for payments. payments.
Main Types of Bailments Main Types of Bailments
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When a personal possession is When a personal possession is transferred to another person for transferred to another person for purposes that will benefit only the purposes that will benefit only the bailor, a bailment for the sole benefit bailor, a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailor results.of the bailor results.
Bailments for Sole Benefit Bailments for Sole Benefit of Bailor of Bailor
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For example, your friend asks you to For example, your friend asks you to look after her car while she is away for look after her car while she is away for a week, and you agree to keep her car a week, and you agree to keep her car in your garage.in your garage.
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The bailee owes a duty to use only The bailee owes a duty to use only slight care, because the bailee is slight care, because the bailee is receiving no benefit from the receiving no benefit from the arrangement. The bailee is required arrangement. The bailee is required only to refrain fromonly to refrain from gross negligence gross negligence (very great negligence).(very great negligence).
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When personal property is transferred When personal property is transferred for purposes that will benefit only the for purposes that will benefit only the bailee, a bailment for the sole benefit bailee, a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee occurs.of the bailee occurs.
Bailments for Sole Benefit Bailments for Sole Benefit of Bailee of Bailee
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For example, George offered his truck For example, George offered his truck to Trina, who was moving. Trina to Trina, who was moving. Trina accepted the offer and used George’s accepted the offer and used George’s truck to move. George received no truck to move. George received no payment. Only Trina received the payment. Only Trina received the benefit of the bailment.benefit of the bailment.
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The bailee is required to use great The bailee is required to use great care because possession of the goods care because possession of the goods is intended solely for the bailee’s is intended solely for the bailee’s benefit. benefit.
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The bailee is responsible for even The bailee is responsible for even slight negligenceslight negligence, which is the failure , which is the failure to use the care that persons of to use the care that persons of extraordinary prudence and foresight extraordinary prudence and foresight use. use.
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The bailee has the right to use the The bailee has the right to use the property only for the purpose for which property only for the purpose for which the bailment was created.the bailment was created.
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Mutual-Benefit Bailments Mutual-Benefit Bailments
A mutual-benefit bailment is one in A mutual-benefit bailment is one in which both the bailor and the bailee which both the bailor and the bailee receive some benefit. receive some benefit.
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For example, if you leave your car at a For example, if you leave your car at a garage to be repaired, you, the bailor, garage to be repaired, you, the bailor, receive the benefit of a repaired car. receive the benefit of a repaired car. The garage, the bailee, receives the The garage, the bailee, receives the benefit of your payment.benefit of your payment.
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The bailee owes a duty to use The bailee owes a duty to use reasonable carereasonable care, or the degree of , or the degree of care that a reasonably prudent person care that a reasonably prudent person would use in the situation.would use in the situation.
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Mutual-Benefit Bailments Mutual-Benefit Bailments
The bailee is responsible for The bailee is responsible for ordinary ordinary negligencenegligence, or failing to use the care , or failing to use the care that a reasonable person would use that a reasonable person would use under the same circumstances.under the same circumstances.
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Mutual-Benefit BailmentsMutual-Benefit Bailments Bailment Bailor Bailee Bailee
Service or repair Owns the item to be serviced or repaired
Performs the repair or service work
Performs the repair or service work
Storage or parking Owns the item to be stored or parked
Is responsible for the storing or parking
Is responsible for the storing or parking
Security for a loan Pledgor, debtor—borrows money
Pledgee, creditor—lends money
Pledgee, creditor—lends money
Renting or leasing Rents an item to someone Pay to use an item Pay to use an item
Bailments by necessity
Bailments by necessity
Gives up possession of property
Gives up possession of property
Accepts or protectsthe property
Accepts or protectsthe property
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Tortious Bailee Tortious Bailee
A A tortious baileetortious bailee refers to a person refers to a person who wrongfully keeps the lost property who wrongfully keeps the lost property of another or knowingly possesses of another or knowingly possesses stolen property. stolen property.
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Tortious Bailee Tortious Bailee
One who uses a bailed article for a One who uses a bailed article for a purpose other than agreed upon or purpose other than agreed upon or who refuses to return property at the who refuses to return property at the termination of the bailment may also termination of the bailment may also be considered a tortious bailee.be considered a tortious bailee.
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Burden of Proof Burden of Proof
If a bailor brings suit against a bailee If a bailor brings suit against a bailee because the bailed property was because the bailed property was damaged, lost, or stolen while in the damaged, lost, or stolen while in the possession of the bailee, most courts possession of the bailee, most courts place the burden of proof on the place the burden of proof on the bailee.bailee.
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Burden of Proof Burden of Proof
The reason is because the bailee is in The reason is because the bailee is in the best position to know what the best position to know what happened to the bailed property.happened to the bailed property.
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Pre-Learning Question Pre-Learning Question
What are special bailments?
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Certain types of bailees have special Certain types of bailees have special obligations in addition to the duties obligations in addition to the duties imposed on all bailees. Special imposed on all bailees. Special bailees include bailees include
Special Bailments Special Bailments
hotel keepershotel keeperscommon carriers common carriers
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Hotel Keepers Hotel Keepers
Hotel keepers are special bailees Hotel keepers are special bailees because of the special nature of the because of the special nature of the their business. their business.
Hotel keepers, or innkeepers, operate Hotel keepers, or innkeepers, operate a hotel, motel, or inn that regularly a hotel, motel, or inn that regularly offers rooms to the public for a price.offers rooms to the public for a price.
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Hotel Keepers Hotel Keepers
Hotel keepers have special duties. Hotel keepers have special duties.
duty to accept all guestsduty to accept all guestsduty of reasonable care--a minimum duty of reasonable care--a minimum standard of comfort, safety, and standard of comfort, safety, and sanitationsanitation
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Hotel Keepers Hotel Keepers
must respect guests’ right of privacymust respect guests’ right of privacyhave greater duty of care toward have greater duty of care toward guests’ propertyguests’ propertyby law are insurers of the guests’ by law are insurers of the guests’ property brought into the hotel property brought into the hotel
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1.1. Jordan’s bat was broken, so he Jordan’s bat was broken, so he borrowed Julio’s. Who is the bailor? borrowed Julio’s. Who is the bailor? Who is the bailee?Who is the bailee?
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ANSWERANSWER
Bailor —Julio; bailee—Jordan
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2.2. Beth left her car with Steve at Beth left her car with Steve at CarCraft for repairs. Who is the CarCraft for repairs. Who is the bailor? Who is the bailee?bailor? Who is the bailee?
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Bailor—Beth; bailee—CarCraft
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3.3. Zenobia attended a conference on Zenobia attended a conference on global warming at the Convention global warming at the Convention Center and stayed at a nearby Red Center and stayed at a nearby Red Roof Inn. Who is the bailor? Who is Roof Inn. Who is the bailor? Who is the bailee?the bailee?
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Bailor—Zenobia; bailee—Red Roof Inn
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A A carriercarrier is a business that transports is a business that transports persons, goods, or both. persons, goods, or both.
A A common carriercommon carrier is a carrier that is is a carrier that is compensated for providing compensated for providing transportation to the general public.transportation to the general public.
Common Carriers Common Carriers
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As with hotels, common carriers As with hotels, common carriers cannot turn away people who ask for cannot turn away people who ask for their services. their services.
Common Carriers Common Carriers
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Common carriers of goods are liable Common carriers of goods are liable for damages to all goods they ship, for damages to all goods they ship, regardless of whether they are regardless of whether they are negligent.negligent.
Common Carriers of Goods Common Carriers of Goods
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Exceptions to Carrier Liability Exceptions to Carrier Liability
Carriers are not liable when damages occur
because ofA public enemy
An act of God
An act of public
authority
Fault of the
shipper
Inherent nature of
the goods
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A passenger is a person who enters A passenger is a person who enters the premises of a carrier with the the premises of a carrier with the intention of buying a ticket for a trip.intention of buying a ticket for a trip.A carrier must use reasonable care A carrier must use reasonable care in protecting passengers.in protecting passengers.
Common Carriers of Passengers Common Carriers of Passengers
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A carrier’s duty of care to its A carrier’s duty of care to its passengers ends, in most cases, passengers ends, in most cases, when the passenger leaves the when the passenger leaves the carrier’s premises.carrier’s premises.
Common Carriers of Passengers Common Carriers of Passengers
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A common carrier must accept all A common carrier must accept all persons who seek passage, with two persons who seek passage, with two exceptions.exceptions.
Common Carriers of Passengers Common Carriers of Passengers
1.1. when all available space is when all available space is occupied or reservedoccupied or reserved
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2.2. when passengers are disorderly, when passengers are disorderly, intoxicated, insane, or infected with intoxicated, insane, or infected with a contagious diseasea contagious disease
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Airlines are required to establish and Airlines are required to establish and publish priority rules for determining publish priority rules for determining which passengers holding confirmed which passengers holding confirmed reservation space may be denied reservation space may be denied boarding on an oversold flight.boarding on an oversold flight.
Bumped Airline Passengers Bumped Airline Passengers
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Carriers are obligated to accept a Carriers are obligated to accept a reasonable amount of passengers’ reasonable amount of passengers’ baggage.baggage.
Passenger Baggage Passenger Baggage
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A carrier is an insurer of all luggage A carrier is an insurer of all luggage that is checked through the baggage that is checked through the baggage desk but is not responsible for items desk but is not responsible for items that you keep at your seat or in that you keep at your seat or in overhead compartments.overhead compartments.
Passenger Baggage Passenger Baggage
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1. What is a bailment? Who is the bailor, and who is the bailee?
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A bailment is the transfer of possession and control of personal property to another with the intent that the same property will be returned later.
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The bailor is the person who transfers the property. The bailee is the person to whom the property is transferred.
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2. Name the three main types of bailments.
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Bailments for the sole benefit of bailor, bailments for the sole benefit of bailee, and mutual-benefit bailments.
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3. Who has the burden of proof in a bailment lawsuit?
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The bailee—the one who is in the best position to know what happened.
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4. What are the hotel keepers’ duties of care to their guests?
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They must use reasonable care in protecting their guests from harm. They are responsible for injuries to their guests caused by the hotel’s negligence or the negligence of employees.
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5. Common carriers are liable for damages to goods unless the damage comes within one of five exceptions. Name the exceptions.
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(1) acts of God; (2) acts of public enemy; (3) acts of public authorities; (4) acts of the shipper; and (5) the inherent nature of the goods
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6. When does a carrier’s duty of care to its passengers end?
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When the passenger leaves the carrier’s premises.
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Critical Thinking ActivityLiving Bailments The agricultural class at your school raises small animals such as hamsters, rabbits, and guinea pigs. Every weekend several students take the animals home to feed them.
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Critical Thinking ActivityLiving Bailments Is this a bailment? What is the extent of care that applies? Explain your answer.
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Critical Thinking Activity AnswerLiving Bailments Yes. Students may assume different types of bailment in this situation and therefore their answers to the extent of care will vary.
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Legal Skills in ActionAirline ResponsibilitiesAirlines face a public relations nightmare almost every day. Planes take off late, flights are cancelled, and luggage is lost.
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Legal Skills in ActionAirline ResponsibilitiesMost people don’t realize that common carriers have rules they follow regarding the transportation of passengers.
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Legal Skills in ActionAirline ResponsibilitiesUsing publishing software, create a brochure that outlines the airline’s responsibilities and exceptions. Include information about bumping and baggage.
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Legal Skills in Action AnswerAirline ResponsibilitiesBrochures will vary but should include the responsibilities and exceptions covered in the text.
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