Chapter 16 Bailments Flashcards

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Bailor

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Party who gives up possession of property

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Bailee

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Party who accepts possession

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Possession

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For a bailment to occur, both possession and control of goods much shift from bail or to Bailee

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Actual Bailment

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Bailee receives and accepts the goods themselves

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Constructive Bailement

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Bailee receives and accept a symbol of the personal property rather than the property itself

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Control

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In order for a bail eat to arise, both possession and control of the goods must shift from the bailor to the Bailee

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Custody

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Having temporary control of another’s personal property yet

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Fungible

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There is no difference between one units of goods and another

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Termination of the bailment

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Death, insanity, or bankruptcy of one party can end the relation when the Bailee’s duties cannot be performed by another

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Common Carrier

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Enterprises that agree, for a fee to transport goods for anyone who applies, provided the goods are fit for shipment

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Charge Demurrage

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A fee for use of the transportation vehicle when it is not loaded or unloaded at the agreed time

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Carrier’s Lien

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Retain the goods until charges for transportation and incidental services are paid

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Consignment

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Bailment in which ownership remains the manufacturer or wholesaler until the goods are sold

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Sale on approval

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the prospective buyer may use the goods to decide whether to buy them

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15
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Extraordinary Bailment

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When goods are bailed with common carriers and hotels

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Extraordinary Care

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Means the Bailee will be strictly liable for any damages loss or injury to the goods

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Gratuitous Bailements

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When only one part benefits from the bailment

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Ordinary Care

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Means Bailee will be liable if negligent in some way

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Mutual benefit bailment

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Consideration is given and received by both bailor and bailee invokes ordinary care

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Involuntary Bailment

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Raises issue of whether the goods are lost or misplaced

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Minimal Care

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Means the Bailee must not ignore wage or destroy the bailed property; Bailee mist make minimal effort to identify the owner

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Legislation

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An industry may seek to avoid the duty of care established by the common law by lobbying for legislation with a state legislator or regulatory body

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Contract

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States a change or responsibility in written contract

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Disclaimer

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A sign, labels, or warning reducing the Bailee’s duty of care.

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Bailee’s Liens

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A Bailee entitled to payment is granted the right under the law

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Bailments

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The transfer of possession and so troll of personal property subject to an agreement to return that property or deliver to a 3rd party