Bailments for the bailee's sole benefit are usually limited to the gratuitous loan of personal property for use by the bailee.

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In a bailment for the bailee's sole benefit, the bailor (owner of the property) lends an item to the bailee (the one who receives the item) without receiving any benefit in return, typically in the form of a gratuitous loan, where the bailee is expected to return the item after a specified period or upon request.

Bailments for the Bailee's Sole Benefit Are Usually Limited to the Gratuitous