ASSALAM O ALIKUM

 SAOOD KHAN
 HAMID SHAHZAD
 DANISH AJAZ
 AHMAD PARWAZ
 MUHAMMAD ALI
 HAFEEZ
BAILMENT
AND TYPES
AND EXAMPLS .
Bailment
Bailment is a legal relationship in
common law where physical possession
but not ownership of personal property,
or a chattel, is transferred from one
person (the "bailor") to another (the
"bailee") who subsequently has
possession of the property. The bailee
holds the personal property in trust for a
specific purpose and delivers the
property back to the bailor when the
purpose is accomplished
 Bailor:
 The person who delivers the goods is called
the Bailor
 Kevin pulls up to the entrance of an upscale
restaurant with his wife. The couple exits the
car, and Kevin gives his keys to the valet, so
he can park the car​​. In such a case, it is clear
that the valet intends to take temporary
possession of the car, and that Kevin expects
to get his car back after dinner. While the car
is in the valet’s possession, he is responsible
for taking reasonable care of Kevin’s car.
 Because a bailment is often created without an actual written
contract, there are many situations in which the law recognizes a
bailment exists. These include bailments created:
 For the mutual benefit of both the bailor and bailee – created
when there is to be an exchange of services or performances
between the parties, such as when the bailor leaves his property
with the bailee to be repaired, after which the bailor will be
paying for the repairs.
 For the sole benefit of the bailor – created when the owner of a
valuable item, such as a TV, a car, or a piece of jewelry, leaves
the item with someone for safekeeping, with no expectation of
compensation being made to the friend or other party.
 For the sole benefit of the bailee – created when the owner of an
item loans the property to another person, with no expectation
of receiving payment or compensation, but expecting that the
item will be returned to the owner.
  TYPES OF BAILMENT
 Benefit of bailee
 Benefit of bailer
 Benefit of bailer and
bailee
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 In this way we can explain that your friend reads
a book from you and then returns it to you and if
it has any benefit to him then he will be in it.As
his example may give the impression that if a
person parks his car in his neighborhood, then it
is beneficial for him to bring the Bailor was As his
example may give the impression that if a person
parks his car in his neighborhood, then it is
beneficial for him to bring the child while his
 In this category, the whole benefit of Bailey
isIn this way we can explain that your friend
reads a book from you and then returns it to
you and if it has any benefit to him then he
will be in it.
 This type has the benefit of both, meaning
that we can describe it when a person studies
his car in the parking lot for a while. · It is
beneficial to him that his car is there and it is
advantageous for the parking owner to lease
it on the horizon.This types benefit from both
sides
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