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Money Market Mutual Funds
Ordinary Bailee
A person or entity that has temporary possession of someone else's property under a bailment agreement, with the duty to return it.
Lost or Damaged Property
Property that cannot be located or has been harmed, reducing its value or functionality, potentially involving claims of compensation.
Special Types of Bailments
Special Types of Bailments refer to bailments formed under specific circumstances, often involving a special form of care or obligation, such as bailments for repair, storage, or transport of goods.
Extraordinary Duties
Obligations that go beyond the normal responsibilities typically expected in a scenario or role, especially in legal or moral contexts.
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