The phrase "as bailee for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to indicate that one party is holding property for another party's benefit.
Example: "The company acted as bailee for the goods while they were in transit to the customer."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of bailee for" or "acting as bailee for".
Bailment, in Anglo-American property law, delivery of specific goods by one person, called the bailor, to another person, called the bailee, for some temporary purpose such as storage, transportation, deposit for sale, pawn or pledge, repair or loan for use, with or without compensation.
Some of them have characteristic legal consequences; e.g., the bailee for repairs is entitled to retain possession until he has been paid for his service.
Formerly the bailee's responsibility for goods varied with the benefit he derived from the bailment.
And then there are Betty Anne and Kenny Waters at various stages of growing up, most heart-rendingly as the young children (played by Bailee Madison and Tobias Campbell) of a damaged, neglectful mother, left largely to their own devices and then separated in foster care.
Csupó said that they cast Bailee Madison as May Belle Aarons after weeks of searching for an actress to play the part.
Instead, the first round of bailees are back for second helpings.
"This gives young African-Americans the belief they can do anything they want," said Mr. Dorsey, nestling a swaddled Bailee inside his down jacket as Bryana napped at his feet.
COWGIRLS N' ANGELS Bailee Madison as a teenager who joins a team of female rodeo riders in the hope of finding her father, a rider himself, on the circuit.
But as bitter as Sara is, she can't help but soften when she meets Gill's 10-year-old daughter, Hannah (Bailee Madison), who is growing up without a mother.
Struggle Street airs on SBS One on Wednesdays at 8.30pm This article was amended on 7 May to correct a reference to Bailee's father to her stepfather.
