alleryStart learning →The pawnee may recover which preservation expenses from the pawnor?
AOrdinary running costs
BExtraordinary expenses
CNo expenses at all
DPre-approved expenses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Extraordinary expenses
Section 175 entitles the pawnee to recover extraordinary expenses incurred to preserve the pledged goods.
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