bailor
/beɪˈlɔː
/noun Law
A person or party that entrusts goods to a bailee: the bailor warrants that he has the right to transfer possession...
- Consent seems to me to be relevant only between the bailor and head bailee.
- I do not think that it was the Crown case that this was a dispute between a bailor and a bailee.
- Section 9 of the Act provides that there is an implied condition as to fitness for purpose where the bailor bails goods in the course of a business.
Rhymes
- long-sighted
- long-sightedly
- long-sightedness
- long-sleeved
- long-sleever
- longspur
- long-standing
- long-stay
- Long, Stephen Harriman
- longstop
- Longstreet, James
- long-suffering
- long-sufferingly
- long suit
- long tail
- long-tailed duck
- long-tailed field mouse
- long-tailed tit
- long-term
- long-termism
- long-termist
- long-term memory
- long-term potentiation
- long-time
- long time no see