Armored Car Service, Inc., had its employees pick up at the Miami Springs Junior High School a locked money bag containing $1,511.25. The money was supposed to be deposited in the proper cafeteria fund account at a certain bank. However, the bag was mistakenly delivered to the First National Bank of Miami. First National provided a receipt for the bag but made no record of the bag’s handling or disposition. Presumably, the bag was stolen. Armored Car Service indemnified the high school and now seeks to recover its loss from First National. (a) What kind of bailment was created by the mistake? (b) Is the First National Bank of Miami liable as bailee? (Armored Car Service, Inc. v. First National Bank of Miami, 114 So. 2d 431)