If a buyer presents a bill of lading to a bailee and the bailee refuses to deliver the goods,the risk of loss remains with the seller.

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According to the legal doctrine of "good faith delivery," if a buyer presents a bill of lading to a bailee (such as a carrier, warehouse, or other storage facility) and the bailee refuses to deliver the goods to the buyer, the risk of loss remains with the seller. This means that it is the seller's responsibility to resolve any issues with the bailee and secure delivery of the goods to the buyer.

If a Buyer Presents a Bill of Lading to a Bailee