Select the correct answer: a. Rosie rents a locker at the airport, and she puts a bag in the locker. Rosie keeps the locker key.
In this case, the bag has been delivered to and accepted by the airport. The airport is a bailee. b. Hill rents a boat to Dan. The boat is located at a lake 30 miles away. Hill gives Dan keys to the boat. Dan drives to the lake and takes possession of the boat. In this case, the boat has been delivered to and accepted by Dan, and Dan is a bailee. c. Ken parked a car in a self-service lot, and Ken kept the keys. The parking lot is a bailee. d. Unknown to Lon, Jeff left a bike at Lon's house. Lon has not found the bike, and he is not likely to find it because Jeff left the bike under the front porch. In this case, Lon is a bailee of the bike.
B. Hill rents a boat to Dan. The boat is located at a lake 30 miles away. Hill gives Dan keys to the boat. Dan drives to the lake and takes possession of the boat. In this case, the boat has been delivered to and accepted by Dan, and Dan is a bailee.
Explanation:
Option B is correct because it gives a full meaning of who a "bailee" is.
Dan is the bailee here because the boat he rented from Hill has been delivered to him as a hirer he is. There was no transfer of ownership to him.
A bailee is a person or party who receives goods from a bailor (owner) for a specific purpose, without any transfer of ownership.
Options A, C and D are incorrect because they do not fulfil the definition of a bailee.
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