In Most States, If a Bailor Refuses to Pay the Bailee

question 88

Multiple Choice

In most states, if a bailor refuses to pay the bailee the agreed-upon compensation, the .

• A) title to the bailed item passes to the bailee
• B) bailed item will be sold after a hearing, and the proceeds left after compensating the bailee and covering the costs of the sale will be given to the bailor
• C) bailee must return the bailed property and then sue the bailor for damages
• D) bailed item will be sold after a hearing and the proceeds will be divided between the bailee and the court, with no portion of the proceeds going to the bailor

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