Smith agreed to store Brown's canoe for the winter months in a garage that was attached to his house.The next June,Smith 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.Brown's canoe was destroyed in the fire.
-The storage of the canoe was a bailment for reward.

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The storage of the canoe was a gratuitous bailment, not a bailment for reward, as there is no indication that Smith received any compensation for storing Brown's canoe.

Smith Agreed to Store Brown's Canoe for the Winter Months