Bailor And Bailee Clarification

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In a bailment context, the bailor temporarily gives possession of property to the bailee. In the provided document, the debtor is the bailee, and the creditor is the bailor. This complex legal document should be reviewed by a Florida attorney for accuracy and compliance.

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well in a bailment which is which if
In the context of bailment, the bailor is the person who temporarily gives possession of their property to another, while the bailee is the person who receives the property temporarily for a specific purpose.
this is pertaining to a hold harmless agreement
A hold harmless agreement typically involves two parties where one agrees not to hold the other party liable for any loss or damage. Can you please clarify how this is related to your bailment scenario?
well in this document are the parties in the proper position? PARTIES DEBTOR: JOHN H DOE [STRAWMANADDRESS] [STRAWMANCITY, STRAWMANSTATE STRAWMANZIPCODE] CREDITOR: John H Doe c/o [RealManAddress] [RealManCity, RealManState; near [RealManZipCode]] Non-Domestic without the US DEBTOR’s Social Security Account Number: [PARTIALSS#WITHDASHES / example: *-*-XXXX] This Hold Harmless and Indemnity Agreement is mutually agreed upon and permanently entered into on this 31st day of the month of January, in the year of YHWH two thousand-nine, between the juristic person, BAILEE, JOHN H DOE, JOHN DOE, J LEE DOE, JLD, JL DOE, DEBTOR, and John H Doe, John H. Doe, John Doe, J. Lee Doe, or J.L. Doe, including all variations of said name of JOHN H DOE, DEBTOR, BAILEE, and John H Doe, Secured Party Creditor, Bailor, who is a living, flesh-and-blood man/woman. I. INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT DEBTOR/BAILEE hereby expressly agrees and covenants, without benefit of discussion, without division, holding said Creditor harmless, causing indemnification of Creditor from and against, but not limited to any and all: claims or legal actions, orders, warrants, judgments, demands, liabilities, losses, depositions, summons(es), lawsuits, costs, fines, liens, levies, penalties, damages, interests, and expenses whatsoever, both absolute and contingent, as are due or may become due arising hereinafter now and forevermore. John H Doe, Bailor, articulates by covenant and agreement that Creditor shall not under any circumstances be considered an accommodating entity nor surety for DEBTOR/BAILEE. II. DEFINITIONS Appellation: A general term introduces and specifies a particular term used in addressing, greeting, calling out for, and making appeals of a particular living breathing flesh and blood man. Conduit: Means of transmitting and distributing energy and affects the production of labor, goods, or services by way of JOHN H DOE, JOHN DOE, J LEE DOE, JLD, JL DOE, including, but not limited to, any and all variations and derivatives of DEBTOR/BAILEE except John H Doe, John H. Doe, John Doe, J. Lee Doe, or J.L. Doe. Creditor: John H Doe as Creditor and Bailor. DEBTOR: JOHN H DOE, JOHN DOE, J LEE DOE, JLD, JL DOE, including, but not limited to, any and all variations and derivatives in spelling of said name except John H Doe, John H. Doe, John Doe, J. Lee Doe, or J.L. Doe. Derivative: Coming from another; taken from something preceding secondary; that which has not the origin in itself, but obtains existence from something foregoing and a fundamental nature; anything derived from another. Ens legis: A creature of the law; an artificial being, as contrasted with a natural person, such as a corporation, considered as deriving its existence entirely from the law. Juristic person: An abstract legal entity ens legis such as a corporation created by construct of law considered possessing certain legal rights/duties of a human being; an imaginary entity, such as DEBTOR, i.e., JOHN H DOE upon basis of legal reasoning, is legally treated as a human being for purpose of conducting commercial activity for benefit of a biological living being such as Creditor. Sentient Living being: The Creditor, i.e., John H Doe, Bailor, a living breathing flesh and blood man/woman, as distinguished from an abstract legal construct such as an artificial entity juristic person corporation partnership and association. JOHN H DOE: The DEBTOR JOHN H DOE, JOHN DOE, J LEE DOE, JLD, JL DOE, including, but not limited to, any and all variations and derivatives in the spelling of said name except John H Doe, John H. Doe, John Doe, J. Lee Doe, or J.L. Doe. Living breathing flesh and blood man/woman: The Creditor John H Doe, Bailor, a sentient living being, as distinguished from an artificial legal construct, ens legis, i.e., a juristic person, created by contract of law. Transmitting Utility: The term transmitting utility means a conduit, e.g., the DEBTOR, i.e., JOHN H DOE, including, but not limited to, any and all variations and derivatives in the spelling of said name except John H Doe, John H. Doe, John Doe, J. Lee Doe, or J.L. Doe. U.C.C: Uniform Commercial Code. Non obstinate: The term non obstinate means words anciently used in public and private instruments with intent of precluding in advance “any interpretation” other than certain declared objects, purposes. DEBTOR: JOHN H DOE and JOHN DOE and J LEE DOE, BAILEE. Creditor: John H Doe accepts DEBTOR’s signature, endorsement mark below in accordance with UCC *-*(*) as per UCC *-*(b). BAILEE: A person who receives personal property from another as bailment. Bailment: A delivery of personal property by one individual, the Bailor, to another person, the BAILEE, who holds the property for a certain purpose under an expressed or implied-in-fact contract. Bailor: A person who delivers personal property to another as a bailment. III. COVENANT OF THE PARTIES The undersigned John H Doe is Beneficiary (BFY) as Secured Party and Non Enemy, Non Tax Protestor, Non Belligerent, NON UNITED STATES CORPORATE TITLE * U.S.C * (*) CITIZEN, Non Surety, Non Combatant American National Sovereign hereinafter “Creditor” and “Bailor.”
From the provided document, it appears that the roles are correctly assigned. The "DEBTOR" is acting as the "BAILEE" who is receiving property (or in this case, a responsibility), and the "Creditor" is acting as the "Bailor" who is giving the property (or responsibility). However, this is a complex legal document and it is recommended to consult with a legal professional in Florida for further understanding and verification.