A court may use the identity of the party who receives a benefit from an ordinary bailment to determine, with respect to the bailed property, the standard of

A) negligence to be applied to the deal.
B) proof required to show loss or damage.
C) care required of the bailee.
D) quality expected by the bailee.

Ordinary Bailment

A legal relationship where physical possession of personal property is transferred from one person to another, but ownership is not.

Bailee

A person or entity to whom goods are entrusted for a specified purpose by the bailor.

Bailed Property

Items temporarily entrusted to another person under a bailment agreement, where the recipient (bailee) is obligated to return them or manage them in a particular way.