Asked by Daman Preet Dhillon on May 28, 2024

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A bailee has no right to limit his or her liability for loss or damage to the bailed goods because it would contravene public policy.

Public Policy

The principles, often unwritten, on which social laws are based, guiding the governing bodies in their management and administration of the nation.

Bailee

An individual or entity given temporary custody of someone else's property under a bailment agreement.

Liability

The state of being legally responsible for something, often referring to the obligation to repay debts or to compensate for loss or damage.

  • Identify the effects of negligence and the limitation of liability in bailment relationships.
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kimish mominJun 04, 2024
Final Answer :
False
Explanation :
A bailee can limit their liability for loss or damage to the bailed goods through a contract, as long as the terms do not contravene specific statutes or are not deemed unconscionable or against public policy.