An agreement in which a man borrows his friend's tuxedo is a bailment for the:
A) sole benefit of the bailee.
B) sole benefit of the bailor.
C) benefit of both the parties.
D) benefit of bailee's heirs.

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This agreement is a bailment for the sole benefit of the bailee (the person borrowing the tuxedo) because the bailee receives the primary benefit from using the tuxedo without providing compensation or benefit to the bailor (the person lending the tuxedo).

An Agreement in Which a Man Borrows His Friend's Tuxedo