An involuntary bailee:
A) cannot divest himself of the property in any circumstances.
B) cannot assume control of the property in any circumstances.
C) has no duty to return the return the property to the owner.
D) does not have the right to destroy the property or to use it.

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The duties of the involuntary bailee are not well defined. The bailee does not have the right to destroy the property or to use it. If the true owner shows up, the property must be returned to the owner. Under some circumstances, the involuntary bailee may be under an obligation to assume control of the property and/or to take some minimal steps to ascertain who the owner is.

An Involuntary Bailee