Harry S. Truman, Final Exam in Bailments, Kansas City School of Law

76 KANSAS CITY SCHOOL OF LAW *** BAILMENTS. *** Nov. 13, 1924. Name Harry S. Truman 1. Define a bailment. chattel by one party to forther the title a tailment is the delivery of goods or 2. on the performance between the firtant, for he some returned Distinguish a bailment and (a) sale; (b) a sale on approval; (c) a sale or return. (a) Ina sale title passes; a faithered it does (Bre) not. In a triplect tith new passer from the faily no intention for it it any intent that title will pass. particularize title exectually 3. / A delivers a span of mules to B for B's use in plowing. A afterwards demands the return of the animals. B refuses say- ing the mules belonged to his, B's wife; at the time of the delivery to B, and still belong to her. Judgment for whom? hase retreat th male on A's demand of Why? B made hig forgain with A. He would belonged to s enfy and if they did he couldn't There is nothing here to show that the number ther claim 4. pudfibled. What a newright degree of care is until his contract had required of a bailee in (a) a bailment for the bailor's sole benefit; (b) a bailment for mutual benefit and (c) a bailment for the bailee's sole benefit? (a) shighten (b) ordinary care. (c) the highist dynee ofeace. TRUMAN ARCHIVES PRATIONAL SERVICE" AND YOUR U.S.