CONSTITUTION AND CONTENT
The nature and elements of bailment
Identifying the bailor
Classifications and Distinctions
Bailment and possessory title
Possession and permission
Possession and knowledge
Service, agency and possession
Bailment, Mixtures and Fixtures
Gratuitous bailments and bailments for reward
PARTICULAR BAILMENTS - BAILMENT WITHOUT REWARD
Depositum or gratuitous safekeeping
Mandatum or gratuitous work and labour
Commodatum or gratuitous loan
Involuntary bailment
PARTICULAR BAILMENTS - BAILMENT FOR REWARD
Hire of custody
Hire of work and labour
Carriage: general principles
Road carriage
Rail carriage
Carriage by air
Bailment and shipping contracts
Hire of chattels
Pledge
SPECIAL MODES OF CREATION
Extended and Constructive Bailments: Sub-bailment, Substitutional Bailment and Quasi-Bailment
Transmissible leases of chattels
Bailment by Attornment
Finders and other unrequested keepers
Innkeepers
Boarding house keepers
SPECIAL CLASSES OF SUBJECT MATTER
Bailment and the human body: Human remains, human tissue and human Products
Intangible property
Animals
BAILMENT AND OTHER HEADS OF OBLIGATION
Bailment and equity
Bailment and restitution
Bailment and taxation
Bailment, crime and proceeds of crime
REDRESS, REMEDIES, RESOLUTION AND ENFORCEMENT
Bailment and third parties
Bailment and Damages
Exclusion clauses
Bailments and insurance
Limitation periods
Insolvency and possessory securities
Bailment in the conflict of laws
Practice and procedure in bailment claims
APPENDICES
Res ipsa loquitur and the burden of proof in bailment
The Common law term as to safety and fitness for use under contracts for the hire of goods
Bailment and covenants with chattels
