A and B are neighbours.B wants to trim his hedges,but his trimmer is broken.Being close neighbours,A and B often borrow things from each other,so B borrows A's trimmer from A's garage.This is an example of

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This is a gratuitous bailment because there is no agreement or payment between A and B for the use of the trimmer. A is lending the trimmer to B as a favor or out of goodwill, and B is not paying for its use.

A and B Are Neighbours