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...). With this background, we address ourselves to the respective claims regarding the burden of proof. Plaintiff has correctly urged that, as in bailment cases, Caribe could have...


Court: Court of Appeals of the State of New York.
Date: May 7, 1975 Cited By: 502 Coram: 1
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...is a bailment, and any consideration of this case must be guided by bailment principles. The general and accepted rule in bailment cases is that the bailee has two basic duties...bailment contract and/or negligence for Click Camera's failure to redeliver the bailed property. On June 1, 1992, Click Camera filed a...third assignments of error will be considered together. "I. The trial court erred as a matter of law by holding that the transaction in the instant case is not a bailment...


Court: Court of Appeals of Ohio, Montgomery County.
Date: Mar 24, 1993 Cited By: 237
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...of going forward. Negligence, Bailee. Following a discussion by Tauro, C.J., of the earlier law concerning the burden of proof in bailment cases it was held that henceforth...Commercial Molasses Corp. v. New York Tank Barge Corp. 314 U.S. 104. The court noted (pp. 110-111) that, in exclusive bailment cases, "the burden of proving the...Harris v. Deveau, 385 P.2d 283, reflects this modern trend in bailment cases. That court held (p. 286), "Regardless of the type of bailment and the degree of care required of...


Court: Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. Suffolk.
Date: Nov 28, 1972 Cited By: 40 Coram: 2
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.... BAILMENT — TRIAL OF BAILMENT CASES — BURDEN OF PROOF. — The rule in bailment cases is that the bailee may overcome the inference of negligence arising against it because of delivery in good condition...: The rule in bailment cases is that the bailee may overcome the inference of negligence arising against it because of delivery in good condition and return in damaged condition by telling all that...with the evidence would shift back to the bailor to ultimately persuade the trier of facts of negligence on the part of the bailee proximately causing the casualty. 2. BAILMENT — BURDEN OF PROOF...


Court: Supreme Court of Arkansas (Division I)
Date: Sep 10, 1979 Cited By: 5 Coram: 1
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...). While defendant correctly points out that this court has previously upheld the application of the three-year negligence statute of limitations to automobile bailment cases ( see...of a bailment contract. The issue herein is whether this case is governed by the three-year statute of limitations for negligence or the six-year statute for breach of contract...


Court: Appellate Term of the Supreme Court of New York, First Department.
Date: Oct 23, 2007 Cited By: 4
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...care, however, at least in bailment cases, and the assumption that the Fredericks case, supra, which did not concern bailments, may be read, because of the generality of its language, to be.... These considerations notwithstanding, we deem it sound policy to maintain the distinction as to standards of care in bailment cases. For one thing, although the terms slight care, ordinary care and...the case of Coggs v. Bernard (1703) as authority for the proposition that there are three degrees of care in bailment cases, we recognize that there is disagreement among legal historians as to...


Court: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Date: Nov 20, 1984 Cited By: 46
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.... The text writers point out numerous distinctions in procedure in bailment cases between a cause of action based upon negligence and one based upon breach of contract. An elaborate...bailee's liability, not part of bailment contract, when — Proof of failure of bailee to redeliver property — Prima facie case of want of due care established — Burden of going forward with evidence...upon legal demand therefor, a cause of action, either ex contractu or ex delicto, accrues in favor, of the bailor. 3. Where, at the time of bailment and ostensibly for...


Court: Supreme Court of Ohio.
Date: Dec 20, 1944 Cited By: 173 Coram: 1
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.... 1. BAILMENT — OVERCOMING INFERENCE OF NEGLIGENCE. — In bailment cases, the bailee may overcome the inference of negligence arising against it because of delivery in good...discussed negligence and its applicability to bailment situations as the one here as follows: The rule in bailment cases is that the bailee may overcome the...condition and return in damaged condition by telling all that it knows of the casualty, and that it exercised ordinary care in all that it did with respect to the vessel. 2. BAILMENT — BURDEN OF PROOF...


Court: Supreme Court of Arkansas
Date: Nov 10, 1992 Cited By: 1 Coram: 1
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...liability. Conceding the Kentucky rule of law in ordinary bailment cases to be as appellant contends, the court held that that rule was not applicable to the present case by reason of the explicit...contractual provision "making liability of the Government for loss or damage to the rented aircraft not dependent, as in ordinary cases of bailment, upon the relationship of the parties but upon an exception...appellant's contention that under the Kentucky law of bailments a prima facie case of negligence was made upon proof of the bailment contract, the delivery of the airplane in good condition to the appellee, and...


Court: United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit.
Date: Oct 28, 1954 Cited By: 9 Coram: 2
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...degrees of negligence which "has been condemned by most writers, and, except in bailment cases, rejected at common law by nearly all courts, as a distinction vague and impracticable in its nature...under this section . . . ." We have held in a number of cases that there is no common-law action in negligence against one who furnished, whether by sale or gift...that a jury may be permitted to find causation in cases of reckless misconduct even though no such finding would be permissible were the defendant's conduct merely negligent. In sum, whatever the...


Court: Supreme Court of Connecticut
Date: Jul 1, 1980 Cited By: 181 Coram: 2
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...Co., 216 Conn. 443, 451, 582 A.2d 182 (1990). This rule holds true for bailment cases as...bailment existed. From that court's judgment in favor of the plaintiff, the defendant appealed. Held that the trial court improperly found that a bailment existed; although the commingling of fungible...goods alone does not defeat a bailment when the bailor intends to retain a known share of the commingled goods, the transaction between the plaintiff and B Co. could not be considered a...


Court: Supreme Court of Connecticut
Date: May 21, 1991 Cited By: 38 Coram: 1
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...to prove by a preponderance of the evidence that he has exercised due care to prevent the loss, damage, or destruction of the property. This principle applies to all bailment for hire cases, whether...bailee's negligence was correct. The conflicting contentions require a reexamination of the rules governing the burden of proof in bailment for hire cases. In Nebraska the traditional.... A great many courts and legal writers have considered the policy issues involved, and a substantial number of states have adopted a rule as to the burden of proof in bailment cases which is...


Court: Supreme Court of Nebraska.
Date: Aug 12, 1983 Cited By: 2 Coram: 1
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.... App. 495, 10 N.E.2d 220, set forth the general principles applicable. [2-5] The burden of proof in bailment cases is.... Appellant in seeking to reverse the judgment of the lower court contends that the relationship between the parties was that of bailor and bailee; that the bailment was for the mutual...benefit. Although our attention has not been directed to any cases involving the same factual situation as presented in the instant case nevertheless the cases of Bielunski v. Tousignant...


Court: Appellate Court of Illinois, Third District.
Date: Oct 19, 1965 Cited By: 6
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...deliver the car to the lot operator. In the second class of cases, a bailment is usually created where the keys are left in the parked vehicle (at the request of the parking-lot attendant to permit...negligence was made against the defendant, but the cases cited in support are all bailment cases. It is fundamental that where plaintiff is an invitee, as here, and a lease relationship is established, the.... One is that of the leasing of a parking space with no bailment being created. The other is a delivery of the vehicle into the possession and control of the lot operator thereby creating a bailment...


Court: Supreme Court of Illinois.
Date: Jan 29, 1969 Cited By: 21 Coram: 1
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...N.C. 231, 102 S.E. 313, 9 A.L.R 554, opinion and review of bailment cases by C.J. Clark where auto was destroyed by fire); Hutchins v...other cars not damaged, opinion by C.J. Stacy also reviewing bailment cases); Falls v. Goforth, 216 N.C. 501...defendants were in possession and control of plaintiff's horses which imposed against each of them the duty to exercise ordinary care for the protection and preservation of the bailment...


Court: United States District Court, M.D. North Carolina, Rockingham Division.
Date: May 7, 1964 Cited By: 2 Coram: 1
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...unauthorized bailment cases is effective only where the depositor would have the power to pledge the goods. It does not follow, however, as is more fully set forth below, that the furnishings may not be..., as the person on whose account the goods are held, and the warehouseman. Second, the section contemplates a determination only of the validity of the lien. In cases like this one, no lien exists, but...section 7-210. In eviction cases, it would appear that the period would usually be 30 days and that the tenant, at any time during the period could go to the warehouse and claim his possessions without...


Court: Civil Court of the City of New York, Richmond County.
Date: Apr 11, 1989 Cited By: 7 Coram: 1
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.... 1979) (concluding that "in bailment cases involving property only and where there has not been a total loss or destruction of the property, the measure of damages shall be the difference between the..., Circuit Judge. In this breach of a bailment contract action brought by Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel Corporation (a manufacturer of steel coils and sheet..., Inc., 141 F.3d 1270, 1278 (8th Cir. 1998) (internal citations and quotations omitted). "In diversity cases the substance of jury instructions is a matter governed by the applicable state law...


Court: United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit.
Date: Jun 20, 2001 Cited By: 160 Coram: 1
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...agreement terminated when the crane was delivered, prior to the accident, to a third party selected by Contractors. Appellant relies upon the holdings in various bailment cases to the effect that a bailment...621 (Tex. 1963); Spence Howe Construction Company v. Gulf Oil Corporation, 365 S.W.2d 631 (Tex. 1963), and other cases involving indemnity for one's own negligence. Those cases...Corporation, 404 S.W.2d 911 (Tex.Civ.App. — Eastland 1966, writ ref'd n.r.e.). In such cases, the "express negligence" rule as discussed in Fireman's Fund Insurance Company v...


Court: Court of Appeals of Texas, El Paso.
Date: Aug 10, 1983 Cited By: 8
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.... In finding that it was error to have submitted MAI 4.01 and error to have refused to instruct the jury on MAI 4.02, the conclusion is reached that in bailment cases involving property.... MANFORD, Judge. Appeal from jury verdict for $1,850.00 upon a bailment. Motion for new trial timely filed and overruled. Reversed...erred in giving MAI 4.01. The court should have given MAI 4.02 on the theory that MAI 4.02 is the applicable instruction on damages in property cases only. Respondent counters by alleging the suit was...


Court: Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District.
Date: Sep 4, 1979 Cited By: 1 Coram: 1
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...bailment cases in two important ways. First, the bailed property consisted of cattle, which were alive and mobile. Typically, the bailed property is inanimate and is stored under lock and key in a..., 237 P. 583, 584 (1925)). While we have no quarrel with this requirement in traditional bailment cases, as we have explained, exclusive control was not contemplated.... II. ANALYSIS We begin with a brief review of bailment and agistment law. Under traditional bailment law, where goods...


Court: Supreme Court of Utah.
Date: Jun 28, 1995 Cited By: 43 Coram: 1

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