alleryStart learning →A pledgee may sell the pledged goods if the pledgor:
AFails to pay when due
BAsks to inspect the goods
CChanges his postal address
DPays the debt before time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Fails to pay when due
Failure to pay at the stipulated time gives the pledgee the right to sell the pledge.
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