alleryStart learning →Unconsented mixing, but goods can be separated. Who bears the cost?
AThe bailor alone
BWhoever the court names
CBoth parties equally
DThe bailee alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. The bailee alone
Section 156 says the property stays with each party, and the bailee bears the expense of separation and any damage from the mixture.
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