alleryStart learning →A defaulting pawnor may redeem the goods up to the time of:
AThe first notice of default
BThe actual sale of them
CThe next financial year
DThe pawnee's death
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The actual sale of them
Section 177 lets a pawnor who defaults at the stipulated time still redeem at any later time before the goods are actually sold.
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