bailor
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lər, beɪˈlɔr noun
a person who delivers personal property in bailment.
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| contract law a person who retains ownership of goods but entrusts possession of them to another under a bailment | |
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Bailor
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Example sentences
Tax liability is that of the bailor, or of the bailee if the bailor has not paid the tax.
Such a deviation from the terms of a bailment is theft only if it is done with the requisite purpose to deprive the bailor.
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