alleryStart learning →A bailee mixes goods with his own, with consent. The parties have:
AInterests per shares
BEqual interest in the whole
CNo interest till separated
DWhole interest with bailee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Interests per shares
Section 155 gives the bailor and the bailee interests in proportion to their respective shares in a consented mixture.
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