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35.4 Quality of services

BAILMENT vol 3(1)
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35.4 Quality of services

| Commentary

35.4 Quality of services

Certain implied obligations may govern the quality of the bailee’s work, and the bailee’s responsibility for its fitness to achieve a particular objective required by the bailor1. Where no other standard is prescribed by the contract, the bailee must perform the work with reasonable care and skill2 and within a reasonable time3. The bailee also undertakes that the work will be completed4, and may be liable for breach of this obligation although the work is impossible, whether by the method chosen or by any method5. According to

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