alleryStart learning →A third person claiming the bailed goods may ask the Court to:
ASeize them from the bailee
BStop delivery, decide title
CCancel the bailment
DFix the bailee's fee
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Stop delivery, decide title
Section 167 lets a third claimant ask the Court to stop delivery to the bailor and decide the title to the goods.
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