We ought to be favored, not injured, by that which is intended for our benefit. (The species of bailment called “loan” must be to the advantage of the borrower, not to his detriment.) Story, Bailm. | 275. See S El. & Bl. 1051.
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We ought to be favored, not injured, by that which is intended for our benefit. (The species of bailment called “loan” must be to the advantage of the borrower, not to his detriment.) Story, Bailm. | 275. See S El. & Bl. 1051.
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