These are receipts which contains a statement that the goods received will be delivered to the bearer or to the order of any person named in such receipt. 2 . What are the exceptions to the general rule that contracts of deposits are generally gratuitous? 3. Cite the two (2) instances which indicate that a contract under which the bailor may demand the thing loaned at will exists. 4. What are the two (2) situations when , in case the thing deposited is closed and sealed , the depositary is justified to open such seal ? 5. What is the nature of the action to compel the depositors to settle their conflicting claims among themselves ? 6. Commodetum is akin to a donation in that it is essentially gratuitous and confers a benefit to the bailor who is presumed to have no need for the thing loaned. What will make of a contract inceptively a commodetum but eventually involved any compensation? 7 . In the event that the bailee in a commodatum is not permitted by the bailor to use the thing loaned for a certain time agreed upon which disallowance runs counter to the purpose of such contract, what may the contract become? 8. The depreciation of the thing loaned resulting from its ordinary use is generally borne by the bailor, unless the contrary is stipulated. The bailee may, however, be held liable when he is guilty of fault