A reason to sue for breach of a contract of bailment rather than for negligence is that in a contract of bailment:
A) the bailee must disprove negligence
B) the bailee owes the bailor a higher standard of care
C) the bailee is strictly liable for any damage to the goods
D) no limitation clause will protect the bailee against liability for damage to the goods.
E) all of the above.

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In a contract of bailment, the bailee has the burden to disprove negligence, meaning they must show they were not negligent in the care of the goods.

A Reason to Sue for Breach of a Contract of Bailment