bailment

/ˈbeɪlmənt/
noun
  1. The act of giving goods or property to someone else for safekeeping, use, or transport, with the understanding that they will be returned later.
    • When you leave your coat at a restaurant coat check, that is a bailment.
    • Under the law of bailment, the person holding the items must take reasonable care of them.
    • The car owner entered into a bailment agreement with the parking garage.
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