alleryStart learning →If a bailee uses goods against the conditions, he must pay for:
AAll damage from that use
BDamage from negligence only
CHis profit from the use
DForeseeable damage only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. All damage from that use
Section 154 makes the bailee liable for any damage to the goods from or during the unauthorised use, even if accidental.
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