Article 336.

1. Any property, including items and property rights, may be the subject of a pledge, except for property that is not subject to recovery, claims that are intrinsically related to the identity of the person concerned. the creditor ' s capacity, in particular claims for maintenance, compensation for damage to life or health, and other rights whose assignment to another person is prohibited by law. 2. By a bond or in respect of a pledge arising under the law, the law may provide for a pledge of property that the grantor has acquired. 3. The fruits, products and income derived from the use of fixed property shall be subject to bail in the cases provided for by law or contract. The pledgeor is obliged to notify the pledge holder in writing of all rights of third parties known to it at the time of the conclusion of the contract for security (rights of rights, rights, rights) In the event that the pledgeor fails to comply with this obligation, the pledge holder is entitled to request the early performance of the secured obligation or treason. :: The conditions of the pledge contract, unless otherwise provided for by law or by contract.