Page 49 - 01. Indian Contract Act, 1872

(c) Right to deliver back the goods to joint bailors as per the agreement

(d) Right to deliver goods back to bailor whether has the right to thi goods.
(e) Right to exercise his right of lien.
(f) Right to take action against third parties.

Termination of Bailment
Sec. 153: Where bailee makes unauthorized use of the goods bailment becomes
voidable at bailors' option.

Sec. 159: At bailor's will
(a) In non- gratuitous bailment, bailor has a right to take back the goods, after the
purpose is over .
(b) In gratuitous bailment, he can take back the goods any time, provided in case of
loss in excess of benefit, bailee must be compensated.
Sec. 160:

(a) When the period or purpose of bailment is over.

(b) Where the subject matter is destroyed or becomes illegal.
Sec. 162: A gratuitous bailment is terminated by the death of the ballot or bailee.

Lien
It refers to right of one person to retain the possession of some goods, belonging to
other person, until some debt or liability is discharged.

Types of lien

Particular Lien General Lien
a) Particular. Lien:
 It is available only against those goods in respect of which bailee has exercised
skill and labour.
 Bailees lien is a particular lien
 It is available to all.

Conditions for exercising Particular Lien
a) If bailee has exercised his labour and skill on goods bailed.
b) When work has been complete'd on time.
c) If the payment is due.
General Lien
It refers to the right of one person to retain the possession of any goods, belonging to
another person , until some debt or liability is discharged.

49