In a bailment of common carriage,where the bailor proves that the goods were given to the bailee in good condition but were returned damaged,the bailee will be held liable unless it can show that the damage was caused by
A)the default of the bailor,an act of God,or the dangerous condition of the goods.
B)an act of God or dangerous condition of the goods only.
C)the default of the bailor or dangerous condition of the goods only.
D)the default of the bailor or an act of God only.
E)none of the above

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In a bailment of common carriage, the bailee is held liable for any damage to the goods unless they can prove that the damage was caused by the default of the bailor, an act of God, or the dangerous condition of the goods. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

In a Bailment of Common Carriage,where the Bailor Proves That