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Fetha Negest — Judgment of the Kings — CHAPTER 29 — DEPOSIT AND CUSTODY

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A deposit places property in another's custody without transferring ownership.

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The custodian must protect the thing with the degree of care appropriate to the agreement and circumstances.

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He shall not secretly use, sell, pledge, or lend the deposited thing for his own benefit.

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If several persons claim the same deposited property, the custodian should preserve it until title is lawfully determined rather than choosing by favoritism.

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Fraudulent denial of a deposit is conversion and requires restitution.

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Extraordinary loss without fault is distinguished from theft or negligent loss.

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