constructive acceptance

constructive acceptance
An element of an implied relation of bailor and bailee, where the latter has acquired possession by chance, as by finding the property, or where wearing apparel or other article has been left in a store, office, or other place of business by a customer, client, or patient. 8 Am J2d Bailor § 60.

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