CONTENTS
PART 1: CONSTITUTION AND CONTENT;
Chapter 1: The nature and elements of bailment;
Chapter 2: Identifying the bailor;
Chapter 3: Classifications and Distinctions;
Chapter 4: Bailment and possessory title;
Chapter 5: Possession and permission;
Chapter 6: Possession and knowledge;
Chapter 7: Service, agency and possession;
Chapter 8: Bailment, Mixtures and Fixtures;
Chapter 9: Gratuitous bailments and bailments for reward;
PART 2: PARTICULAR BAILMENTS - BAILMENT WITHOUT REWARD;
Chapter 10: Depositum or gratuitous safekeeping;
Chapter 11: Mandatum or gratuitous work and labour;
Chapter 12: Commodatum or gratuitous loan;
Chapter 13: Involuntary bailment;
PART 3: PARTICULAR BAILMENTS - BAILMENT FOR REWARD;
Chapter 14: Hire of custody;
Chapter 15: Hire of work and labour;
Chapter 16: Carriage: general principles;
Chapter 17: Road carriage;
Chapter 18: Rail carriage;
Chapter 19: Carriage by air;
Chapter 20: Bailment and shipping contracts;
Chapter 21: Hire of chattels;
Chapter 22; Pledge;
PART 4: SPECIAL MODES OF CREATION;
Chapter 23: Extended and Constructive Bailments: Sub-bailment, Substitutional Bailment and Quasi-Bailment;
Chapter 24: Transmissible leases of chattels;
Chapter 25: Bailment by Attornment;
Chapter 26: Finders and other unrequested keepers;
Chapter 27: Innkeepers;
Chapter 28: Boarding house keepers;
PART 5: SPECIAL CLASSES OF SUBJECT MATTER;
Chapter 29: Bailment and the human body: Human remains, human tissue and human Products;
Chapter 30: Intangible property;
Chapter 31: Bailment of Animals;
PART 6: BAILMENT AND OTHER HEADS OF OBLIGATION;
Chapter 32: Bailment and equity;
Chapter 33: Bailment and restitution;
Chapter 34: Bailment and taxation;
Chapter 35: Bailment, crime and proceeds of crime;
PART 7: REDRESS, REMEDIES, RESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT;
Chapter 36: Bailment and third parties;
Chapter 37: Bailment and Damages;
Chapter 38: Exclusion clauses;
Chapter 39: Bailments and insurance;
Chapter 40: Limitation periods;
Chapter 41: Insolvency and possessory securities;
Chapter 42: Bailment in the conflict of laws;
Chapter 43: Practice and procedure in bailment claims;
APPENDICES;
Appendix 1: Res ipsa loquitur and the burden of proof in bailment;
Appendix 2: The Common law term as to safety and fitness for use under contracts for the hire of goods;
Appendix 3: Extract from: The treasure act 1996: Code of practice (Revised);
Appendix 4: Bailment and covenants with chattels;
Appendix 5: New cases;