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An arrangement whereby goods are transferred from one person (the bailor) to another (the bailee), but with no transfer of title. A bailment is created when, for example, one leaves his car at a garage for repairs. Note that such an arrangement may give rise to a repairer's lien if the owner of the car fails to pay the garage for the agreed-upon repairs.

See also conversion, detinue.