0 a person who borrows money and offers a pledge for the loan:
A pawnbroker can sell the pledgor's goods when the loan is not repaid.
An act of publicity may be required: for example, sending notice of cession to the pledgor's debtors.
The primary claim, however, remains vested in the pledgor.
The pledgor was liable for damage done by his thing deposited, if he acted without the care of a "bonus paterfamilias".
The pledgor had no action without repayment.
If the holder of pledge sells or disposes of the pledged assets when not entitled to do so, they may be liable in conversion to the pledgor.
