When a bailor's goods are not returned or are returned in a damaged condition, the:

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In order for the bailor to recover for goods that were not returned or were returned in a damaged condition, the bailor must prove that a bailment existed and demonstrate the loss that was suffered. The burden of proof is on the bailor to show that the bailee was negligent in its standard of care. There is no exemption clause or immunity for gratuitous bailments.

When a Bailor's Goods Are not Returned or Are Returned