Per Grove J in Lilley v Doubleday (1881) 7 QBD 510 at p. 511:
The defendant was entrusted with the goods for a particular purpose and to keep them in a particular place. He took them to another, and must be responsible for what took place there. The only exception I see to this general rule is where the destruction of the goods must take place as inevitably at one place as at the other.Read more here:http://www.caselawquotes.net/B/Bailee_Liabilities_for_Damage.html
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