alleryStart learning →A hidden fault in hired goods injures the bailee. The bailor is:
ALiable only if aware
BNot liable, being unaware
CLiable even if unaware
DLiable only on request
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Liable even if unaware
For bailment for hire, Section 150 makes the bailor responsible for damage from faults even if he was unaware of them.
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