alleryStart learning →Delivery to a bailee may be made by putting goods in the possession of:
AA court receiver
BThe bailor's relative
COnly the bailee himself
DBailee or his agent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bailee or his agent
Section 149 allows delivery by anything that places the goods with the bailee or with someone authorised to hold them for him, so physical handover to the bailee personally is not required.
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