In case of bailment,
-
property in goods passes to the bailee at the time of contract
-
property in goods passes to the bailee upon the payment of the last installment
-
property in goods can pass to the bailee at any time after the contract
-
property in goods does not pass to the bailee and instead there is transfer of possession of goods takes place from bailor to the bailee for a specific reason
Bailment involves the transfer of possession, not ownership or property. When goods are bailed, the bailee receives possession for a specific purpose and must return them, but ownership remains with the bailor. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because bailment never involves transfer of property - it is specifically about temporary transfer of possession for a particular reason.