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Inter vivas gift Donee Revocable gifts Mislaid property Bailment Personal property Gift-causa mortis Donor Bailor Abandoned property Common carrier Bailee Gift Lost property Contract carrier Choose Choose. choose. Choose. Choose. Choose- Choose. Choose. Choose. Choose: Choose: Choose- Choose. Choose.. Choose. The one who delivers the goods A company that transports goods for particular customers A person who gives property away Property the owner has intentionally placed somewhere and then forgotten A voluntary transfer of property from one person to another, without consideration Are not gifts at all because the donor can take them back A person who receives a gift of property The one who possesses the goods All tangible property other than real property Property that the owner has knowingly discarded because she no longer wants it Property accidentally given up A gift made during the donor's life, with no fear of impending death A gift made in contemplation of approaching death The rightful possession of goods by one who is not the owner, usually by mutual agreement between the bailor and bailee A company that transports goods and makes its services regularly available to the general public Premium Annuities Insuret Choose. Insured Choose... Key person life insurance Choose. Beneficiary Choose Health maintenance organization Choose... (HMO) Liability insurance Choose.. Insurance Choose... Value-based care Choose... The owner makes a lump-sum payment now but receives no income until a later date Generally, patients can only be treated by doctors who are employees of the organization The person who enters into the insurance contract and pays the premiums Health insurance plans that limit treatment choices to reduce costs Payment to medical providers is based on patient outcomes, not quantity and complexity of services performed An individual, corporation, partnership, or any other legal entity The person who issues the insurance policy and serves as guarantor Reimburses the insured for any liability she/he incurs by accidentally harming someone else A contract in which one person, in return for a fee, agrees to guarantee another against loss caused by a specific type of danger A short document acknowledging receipt of an application and premium for an insurance policy; it indicates that a policy is temporarily in effect Companies buy insurance on their officers to help the companies recover if they were to die The person who receives the proceeds from the insurance policy The insurer pays for whatever treatments a doctor orders Replaces the insured's income if he/she becomes unable to work because of an illness or injury Provide payments to a beneficiary during his/mer lifetime The person whose loss is the subject of the insurance policy The consideration that the owner pays under the policy