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KimWrice

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Mention a few instances where a bailee need not return bailed property in the same condition that it was delivered to him.

Question 2

An offer to perform is known as a(n) __________.
 A) rendering
 B) offering
 C) tinder
 D) tender



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Answer to Question 1

In the case of fungible goods, such as wheat, a bailment exists if the owner expects to receive a like quantity and quality of goods. If the goods are to be processed in some way, a bailment arises if the product made from the original goods is to be returned. When a consignment exists, the property may be sold by the holder and not returned to the original owner. Finally, when property is left for repair, the property returned should be repaired and therefore not be identical to the property left. In each case, a bailment arises although the identical property is not returned.

Answer to Question 2

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