法律英语词汇“bailment”的翻译、意思、用法、释义-法律词典

单词

bailment

释义

bailment

bailment a delivery of goods by one person (the bailor) to another person (the bailee) for a certain purpose, upon an express or implied

balance of probabilities

promise by the bailee to return them to the bailor or to deliver them to someone designated by him, after the purpose has been fulfilled. While not a trustee, the bailee is bound to exercise a reasonable level of care in respect of the thing bailed during the period of the bail- ment. Bailments are of six kinds:

(1) depositum, where goods are delivered by one person to another to keep for the use of the bailor;

(2) commodatum, where goods are 'lent' gratis to be used by the bailee and returned to the bailor after such use;

(3) locatio et conductio, where goods are hired by the bailee for use by him;

(4) vadium (pawn or PLEDGE), where goods or chattels are delivered to another as security for money borrowed by the bailor;

(5) locatio operis faciendi, where goods are delivered to another for transportation or for the bailee to carry out some work on them;

(6) mandatum, as in (5) but where the transportation or work is to be undertaken gratis and without any reward.

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