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For a valid contract of bailment, consideration is:
ANecessary only in writing
BNecessary only for hire
CNot necessary
DAlways necessary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Not necessary
No consideration is necessary to create a valid bailment; it may be gratuitous.
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