Only personal property,not real property or persons,can be the subject of a bailment.

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A bailment is a legal relationship where the bailor (person who owns the property) temporarily gives possession and control of their personal property to the bailee (person who receives the property). Real property refers to land and buildings, while persons cannot be the subject of a bailment as they are not considered property. Therefore, only personal property can be the subject of a bailment.

Only Personal Property,not Real Property or Persons,can Be the Subject