California Codes, Civil Code, Division 3 — Obligations, Part 4 — Obligations Arising from Particular Transactions, Title 4 — Loan, Chapter 1 — Loan for Use

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Section 1884Defines a loan for use as a contract transferring temporary possession and use of personal property to another person, who agrees to…Section 1885Establishes that a loan for use does not transfer title to the borrowed thing and that all increase from the thing during…Section 1886Requires a borrower who receives property for use to exercise great care to preserve the borrowed item safely and in good condition.…Section 1887Requires a person who borrows a living animal for use to treat the animal with great kindness and provide everything necessary and…Section 1888Requires a borrower for use to possess and exercise the level of skill in caring for the lent thing that the borrower…Section 1889Requires a borrower for use to repair every deterioration or injury to the borrowed item caused by the borrower’s negligence, even slight…Section 1890Limits a borrower’s use of a thing lent for use to purposes the lender could reasonably have anticipated when the lending occurred.…Section 1891Prohibits a borrower of a thing for use from parting with it to a third person without the lender’s consent. Requires the…Section 1892Requires a borrower of a thing for use to bear the loan's expenses, except necessary expenses incurred to preserve it from unexpected…Section 1893Requires a lender of an item for use to indemnify the borrower for damage caused by defects or vices that the lender…Section 1894Allows a lender of a thing for use to require its return at any time despite a specified loan period or purpose.…Section 1895Requires a thing lent for use for a specified time or purpose to be returned to the lender without demand as soon…Section 1896Requires a borrower of a thing for use to return it at the place the parties contemplated when the loan was made.…

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