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In bailment if the goods are lent free of cost to the Bailee for his use it is known as bailment by

A gratuitous loan of goods to the bailee for his use, the same goods to be returned, is bailment by "Commodatum". It differs from "Depositum", where goods are delivered for…

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In bailment if the goods are lent free of cost to the Bailee for his use it is known as bailment by

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A gratuitous loan of goods to the bailee for his use, the same goods to be returned, is bailment by "Commodatum". It differs from "Depositum", where goods are delivered for safekeeping, and from "Pledge", where goods are bailed as security for a debt.

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