A) When the parties intend for title to pass from one party to another.
B) Twenty-four hours after possession of the property is obtained by the donee.
C) When a contract is executed between the parties.
D) Three days after a contract is signed and executed by both parties.
E) When physical possession of the property is obtained by the donee.
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A) Merchants
B) Shippers
C) Vendors
D) Common carriers
E) Private carriers
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A) Intangible
B) Manifest
C) Tangible
D) Substantive
E) Unsubstantial
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A) Roxie,because she still stored the cell phone in an unlocked locker.
B) Roxie,because the lightning strike and resulting fire was an "act of God."
C) Both Roxie and the gym are liable for one-half the cost to replace the cell phone.
D) The gym,because an act of God automatically creates liability in the bailee.
E) The gym,because they failed to extinguish the fire before it destroyed the phone.
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A) He is liable for the theft of the bailed property caused by even the slightest lack of due care on his part.
B) He is liable for the theft of the bicycle arising out of his ordinary or gross negligence.
C) He is not liable for the theft of the bicycle because of the doctrine of assumption of the risk.
D) He is strictly liable for the theft of the bicycle.
E) He is liable for the theft of the bicycle arising out of his gross negligence.
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A) The carrier is liable only if gross negligence can be proven.
B) The carrier is generally strictly liable for harm to the bailed property.
C) The carrier is liable only if ordinary or gross negligence can be proven.
D) Because of the doctrine of assumption of risk,the carrier is not liable for harm to the bailed property.
E) The carrier is liable only if it can be proven that the carrier acted in a reckless manner.
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A) Common carriers are subject to regulation by government agencies.
B) Common carriers may be limited in scope of services they provide by type of goods carried.
C) Common carriers provide transportation services only to a select group.
D) Common carriers may be limited in scope of services they provide by geographic region.
E) Common carriers are licensed to provide transportation services to the public.
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A) A gift causa vivos
B) A gift causa mortis
C) A gift inter vivos
D) A gift inter mortis
E) There was no gift because Megan did not realize the ring's value.
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A) Evolution
B) Confusion
C) Creation
D) Voluntary transfer
E) Possession
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A) Susan
B) Olivia
C) Ed
D) Scott
E) Larry
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A) No,because the hotel was unaware of the presence of the television in Lisa and Jason's car.
B) Yes,but only if the hotel recommended that particular parking facility to Lisa and Jason.
C) No,because the hotel did not provide,nor was the hotel affiliated with,the parking facility in which Lisa and Jason parked their car.
D) No,because the television could not have physically fit into the hotel safe.
E) Yes,because the hotel did not provide a secured parking facility for its guests.
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A) Appliance
B) Easement
C) Addition
D) Appurtenance
E) Fixtures
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A) The bailee is liable for harm to the bailed property arising only out of the bailee's gross negligence.
B) The bailee is liable for harm to the bailed property caused by even the slightest lack of due care on the part of the bailee.
C) The bailee is liable for harm to the bailed property arising out of the bailee's ordinary or gross negligence.
D) The bailee is strictly liable for harm to the bailed property.
E) The bailee is not liable for harm to the bailed property because of the doctrine of assumption of the risk.
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A) Discarded
B) Tossed
C) Terminated
D) Mislaid
E) Abandoned
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A) Bill of lading
B) Bailee's lien
C) Enforcement lien
D) Bailor's lien
E) Lien document
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A) It was a bailment for consideration.
B) It was a gratuitous bailment.
C) There was no bailment because no consideration was provided.
D) It was a constructive bailment.
E) It was a temporary bailment.
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A) The court held that once a prisoner establishes a bailment relationship with a prison guard,if that property is lost or stolen,the government can be held liable for conversion of the property that was subject to the bailment.
B) The court held that because there are restrictions placed on what property inmates can possess in prison,prison officials are immune from litigation if an inmate's property is lost or stolen.
C) The court ruled that while inmates have limited property rights,an inmates do not have the right to expect a prison guard to safeguard their belongings.
D) The court held that although inmates cannot enter into bailment agreements,prison guards have a duty to reasonably secure inmates' belongings,including locking inmates' cells when they are unoccupied.
E) The court ruled that inmates forfeit all property rights - including the right to enter into a bailment agreement - upon entry to prison.
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