alleryStart learning →A defaulting pawnor who redeems after default must also pay:
AExpenses arising from his default
BA fixed fine set by statute
CTwice the amount of the debt
DNothing more than the debt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Expenses arising from his default
Section 177 requires the redeeming pawnor to pay, in addition, any expenses that arose from his default.
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