Sharif agreed to store Bartle's canoe for the winter months in a garage that was attached to his house. The next June, Sharif moved the canoe from the garage to a shed at the back of the house, "where it would be safer." The house and shed were later struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Bartle's canoe was destroyed in the fire. The storage of the canoe was a bailment for reward.

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A bailment for reward involves compensation for the storage or care of the item, but there is no indication in the scenario that Sharif was compensated for storing Bartle's canoe.

Sharif Agreed to Store Bartle's Canoe for the Winter Months