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1. Depositum 2. Locatio custodiae 3. Commodatum 4. Vadium 5. Locatio operis faciendi (1) 6. Locatio operis faciendi (2) 7. Mandatum Bailee’s liability: actions for negligence Theft Independent contractors Servants Sub-Bailees No defence of jus tertii Burden of proof on defendant bailee Bailor’s action for trover/conversion (to retrieve) Trover by abuse of possession Liability for servant or sub-bailee Consequences of incorporation of goods with other’s goods Trover by demand and refusal Bailor’s action for statutory conversion Bailor’s action for trespass Orders of the court Key principle: The essence of bailment is transfer of possession from bailor to bailee

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Bailment
o Coggs v Bernard (1703) (potable liquid) introduced 6 species of bailment
o Since this, locatio custodiae was introduced (depositum + reward) – “hire of
custody”
o Constructive bailments – including non-consensual bailments (i.e. theft)


1. Depositum
Khan v Grocutt 2 doctors – K sues G for K was liable to A delivers
Turkey – rent negligent driving – G as he was goods to B to
car – K holds not G’s fault. holding onto look after
onto insurance Insurance docs – physical them – ‘naked
docs – collide problem: couldn’t tangible item bailment’
with lorry – G is recover against with rights it
driving legal aid costs as represents
they couldn’t find (need not be
insurance docs goods)


2. Locatio custodiae
Chapman v Travelling salesman had Goods destroyed in depositum but
GWR goods sent to him to be fire. Change in nature for reward
kept at station and await of bailment change in
collection – put in storage at nature of liability – two
depot – all paid for – creates bailments now
locatio custodiae


3. Commodatum
Coughlin v lending something to someone for their benefit without charge
Gillison


4. Vadium
Donald v Valuable paper – A Bill dishonoured – pledging
Suckling deposited debentures with unpaid, A brought something as a
B – B should have power to detinue against C for security – e.g.,
sell or dispose of debentures. Held pawning
debentures if bill is not paid repledge by B to C
by A. Before maturity of bill did not put an end to


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Richard Austen-Baker, Kayode Akintola Principles of Commercial Law
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