Law of Bailment
Law of Bailment
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The Bailee in this class of cases in 'the absence of a special agreement is not generally an Insurer of the goods intrusted to his care. To this rule there are some exceptions as in the case of common carriers to which reference will be made hereafter. The Bailee is not liable for losses occasioned by dangers necessarily incident to 10 American Correspondence School of Law the use of the articles intrusted to his care, . Nor for the losses occasioned by inevitable accident or irresistible force.... By inevitable accident is meant every casualty pro- duced by physical causes which are irresistible in their nature, such as fire, storm, inundation, perils of 'the sea or sudden death. Irresistible force includes the confiscation of goods by military authority, the injuries from a hostile army and losses by robbery or burglary. Shop-keepers, inn-keepers, restaurant proprietors and bath-house keepers are obliged to exercise ordinary care in the protection of property entrusted to their keeping as an incident to their business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Bailee in this class of cases in 'the absence of a special agreement is not generally an Insurer of the goods intrusted to his care. To this rule there are some exceptions as in the case of common carriers to which reference will be made hereafter. The Bailee is not liable for losses occasioned by dangers necessarily incident to 10 American Correspondence School of Law the use of the articles intrusted to his care, . Nor for the losses occasioned by inevitable accident or irresistible force.... By inevitable accident is meant every casualty pro- duced by physical causes which are irresistible in their nature, such as fire, storm, inundation, perils of 'the sea or sudden death. Irresistible force includes the confiscation of goods by military authority, the injuries from a hostile army and losses by robbery or burglary. Shop-keepers, inn-keepers, restaurant proprietors and bath-house keepers are obliged to exercise ordinary care in the protection of property entrusted to their keeping as an incident to their business.
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