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Courts often find disclaimers not enforceable C. False B. True $200 $300 $400 $500 $1,000 $2,000 $4,000 $8,000 $16,000 $32,000 $64,000 $125,000 $250,000

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Courts often find disclaimers not enforceable

C. FalseB. True

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A. True

C. False$200

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The bailee must return the goods to the bailor and no one else.

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Temporary possession and control of goods is the focus of the bailment relationship

A. True B. False

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Both bailor and bailee must intend that the goods be returned.

A. True B. False

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The subject of the bailment must be real property

A. True B. False

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A bailee entitled to payment may exercise the bailee’s lien in mutual-benefit bailments

B. True

C. False$200

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When there is no difference between one unit of the goods and another, the goods are said to be fungible

A. True

C. False$200

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C. False

Actual bailments and constructive bailments are two ways to transfer possession and control of goods

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A. True

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Minimal care means that the bailee will be liable if negligent in some way.

B. True

D. False$200

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A gratuitous bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee requires a duty of care that is extraordinary.

B. True

C. False$200

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__________ means there is no difference between one unit of the goods and another

A. Fungible B. Fufillment

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The ____ is the party who gives up possession of the property.

A. bailee B. Bailor

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In business law, property or goods contrast with services since service are always intangible.

A. True

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In the bailment relationship, the bailor is the party who accepts possession and control

B. True

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In order for a bailment to arise, both possession and control of the goods must shift from the bailor to the bailee

B. True

D. False$200

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A bailment for services arises when the bailor, for a fee, provides personal property

A. True

C. False$200

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A. A gratuitous bailment arises

D. A mutual-benefit bailment

arises

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Team 1When only one of the parties benefits from the bailment

B. An extraordinary bailment

arises

C. An involuntary bailment

arises

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Elements of bailment do not include

A. Personal property

C. Real property$200

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B. Possession and control of the

goods by the bailee

D. Return of identical or fungible

goods

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Bailment ends when

A. The parties mutually agree to

end it

C. The agreed purpose have been

achieved

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D. Any of these

B. The agreed time has

elapsed

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A bailment for the sole benefit of a bailor is called

D. Any of theseC. Minimal care$200

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A. Extraordinary care B. Ordinary care

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After you leave for vacation, your dog digs a hole under the fence and escapes. Your neighbor finds your dog and takes care of it until you return. What type of bailment exists in this situation?

B. Voluntary bailment

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A. Involuntary bailment

C. Constructive bailment

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The nature of the bailee’s duty of care may be modified by

A. contract B. disclaimer

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C. legislation D. Any of these

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When Ed borrows Ned’s van without paying Ned any money for the use of the van, what type of bailment exists?

C. Gratuitous bailment D. None of these$200

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B. Extraordinary bailmentA. Mutual benefit bailment

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If Antonio rents a car for one week from Ugly Duckling Rent-A-Car at a price of $109.25, what type of bailments was created?

A. Mutual-benefit B. extraordinary

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D. involuntaryC. Ordinary bailment

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Involuntary bailments, which arise without the consent of the bailee call for

A. Extraordinary care B. Minimal care

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C. Ordinary care D. All of these

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An industry may seek to avoid the duty of care established the common law by

C. legislation D. None of these$200

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B. disclaimerA. contract

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A mutual-benefit, in which consideration is given and received by both bailor and bailee, invokes the duty of

A. Extraordinary care

D. Any of these$200

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B. Minimal care

C. Ordinary care

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Charging demurrage occurs in?

A. Bailment for hire

D. Bailment for transport$200

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C. Bailment for contract

B. Bailment for services

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When a prospective buyer uses the goods to decide whether or not to buy them it is

A. A bailee’s lien

D. A sale on approval$200

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B. A carrier’s lien

C. A consignment

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When goods are bailed with common carriers and hotels, the duty of care is

C. Ordinary D. extraordinary$200

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A. minimal B. Any of these

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Haley cleans our her closet and finds 30 garments she would like to place in Carrie’s resale shop, The Encore Boutique. Carrie takes Haley’s clothes until they are sold or for a period of 60 days without assuming ownership of the clothes. This type of bailment is known as

A. Common carrier

C. Sale on approval$200

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B. Consignment

D. Carrier’s lien

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Maurice is hired to work as a security guard as Coastline Computers where he guards the manufacturing and storage facility for Coastline’s computers. Which of the following statements accurately reflects Maurice’s relationship?

A. Maurice is a bailor B. Coastline is a bailee.

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C. Maurice has custody of the computers and is not a bailee.

D. Both A and B

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