---------- entitles the bailee to retain those goods of the bailor for a general balance of the account.
Particular lien
Incorrect AnswerGeneral lien
Correct AnswerOwnership
Incorrect AnswerExplanation:
- General lien ()
- This allows someone (the bailee) to keep possession of the goods until all debts owed by the bailor are cleared.
- Particular lien
- This is specific to a particular transaction or obligation. The bailee retains goods only for a specific debt.
- Ownership
- This implies full rights and control over the item or property. It's unrelated to debts or liens.
- Pledge
- This is a security interest where goods are given to a lender until a debt is repaid. It involves specific terms agreed upon by both parties.
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