alleryStart learning →A pledge of goods in which the pledgor has a limited interest is valid:
ATo that extent only
BFor the full value
COnly if owner consents
DNot at all, it is void
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. To that extent only
Section 179 makes such a pledge valid only to the extent of the pledgor's limited interest.
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