There are instances in which goods are thrust upon a bailee who does not have any choice about whether or not he or she wishes to serve as bailee, which is a type of a constructive bailment.

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Constructive bailment refers to a situation where a bailee involuntarily receives goods, either due to legal obligation or because the bailor assumed that the bailee would take custody. In such cases, the bailee may not have a choice about whether or not to accept the goods. Therefore, the statement is true.

There Are Instances in Which Goods Are Thrust Upon a Bailee