Which of the following is not true? In a gratuitous bailment, the bailor must warrant that the goods are fit for the purpose for which they are bailed. In a bailment for value, the bailee must take the degree of care for the bailor's goods as that of a reasonably prudent person. In a bailment for value, the bailor must only exercise minimal care to protect the bailed goods. In a gratuitous bailment, the bailor must exercise reasonable care to ensure that they are aware of defects and that the bailor must inform their bailees about these defects