If a bailment is intended to benefit only the bailor, the bailee is liable to the bailor for any damage to the property, even in cases of accidental or unintentional damage.

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In a bailment intended to benefit only the bailor, the bailee is generally only liable for damage to the property if it results from the bailee's gross negligence or failure to return the property; not for accidental or unintentional damage under ordinary care.

If a Bailment Is Intended to Benefit Only the Bailor