Assertion: bailment's purpose | /r/HasProperty | fulfilled
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text: This is because the store had a "duty of care," meaning it was required to take care of the watch and return it as soon as the purpose of the bailment agreement was fulfilled – when the watch was repaired.
text: Further, when the bailment period expires, or when the purpose of bailment is fulfilled, then also the contract comes to an end and the goods are to be returned to the bailor.
text: The existence of a valid contract :- The existence of a valid contract is a foremost condition in bailment which implies that goods are to be returned when the purpose is fulfilled.
text: Return the goods (Section 161): The bailee has a duty to return or deliver the goods bailed according to the bailor’s directions when the time of the bailment expires or the purpose of bailment has been fulfilled.
text: Bailment, from the French hailler, to deliver, is a delivery of goods for some purpose, upon a contract, express or implied, that, after the purpose has been fulfilled, they shall be redelivered to the bailor, or otherwise dealt with, according to his directions, or (as the case may be) kept till he reclaims them.
text: Or, intend the property be returned after the purpose for which it was transferred has been fulfilled.
text: Even though the valet possesses the car, and he is responsible for taking care of it while he does possess it, the couple still owns the car and expects to get it back once the intended purpose has been fulfilled.
text: after the purpose has been fulfilled.
text: We place the other person in temporary possession of our clothes for a specific purpose and there is an express or implied understanding between the two to return the good once the purpose has been fulfilled.
text: Bailment has been defined under the Section 148 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, according to which Bailment involves the delivery of goods from one person to another for a specific purpose and upon a contract, when the purpose is fulfilled, the good has to be returned or dealt with on the direction of the person who has delivered the goods.
text: After the expiration of the term of the bailment or when the purpose is fulfilled, the bailor has a duty to receive the goods back from the bailee.
text: After the time for which the good has bailed is expired, or the purpose has been fulfilled, the bailee must return it to the bailor as per his direction.
text: Section 160 provides that if the time of bailment has expired or the purpose is fulfilled, then the bailee is bound to deliver the goods as per the directions of the bailor without demanded by bailor, i.e., he has to be cautious about the delivery of the goods.
text: If the bailment is for specific purpose, the bailment terminates as soon as the purpose is fulfilled.
text: If the bailment for specific purpose, the bailment terminates as soon as the purpose is fulfilled.
text: Bailment, from the French hailler, to deliver, is a delivery of goods for some purpose, upon a contract, express or implied, that, after the purpose has been fulfilled, they shall be redelivered to the bailor, or otherwise dealt with, according to his directions, or (as the case may be) kept till he reclaims them.
text: This section states that bailment is a type of contract in which one person delivers some good/s to other for some purpose and when that purpose is fulfilled then the person shall return the goods to the owner.
text: Bail), in law, a delivery of goods from one person called the bailor, to another person called the bailee, for some purpose, upon a contract, express or implied, that after the purpose has been fulfilled they shall be redelivered to the bailor, or otherwise dealt with according to his direction, or kept till he reclaims them.
text: Bail), in law, a delivery of goods from one person called the bailor, to another person called the bailee, for some purpose, upon a contract, express or implied, that after the purpose has been fulfilled they shall be redelivered to the bailor, or otherwise dealt with according to his direction, or kept till he reclaims them.
text: Bail), in law, a delivery of goods from one person called the bailor, to another person called the bailee, for some purpose, upon a contract, express or implied, that after the purpose has been fulfilled they shall be redelivered to the bailor, or otherwise dealt with according to his direction, or kept till he reclaims them.