Under the bailment doctrine, a homeowner may be prevented from operating a slaughterhouse in a residential area.

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The bailment doctrine primarily concerns the temporary transfer of possession of personal property from one person to another, with the expectation of return or transfer to a third party. It does not directly relate to land use or zoning restrictions, such as operating a slaughterhouse in a residential area.

Under the Bailment Doctrine, a Homeowner May Be Prevented from Operating