Article 346: Use and disposal of bail
1. A pledge holder who retains the subject matter of the pledge shall be entitled, unless otherwise provided in the contract and derived from the substance of the pledge, to use the subject matter of the pledge in accordance with his or her appointment. 2. A pledge may not be removed without the consent of the pledge holder, unless otherwise provided by law or by contract and derived from the substance of the pledge. In the case of the disposition by the pledgeor of the fixed property without the consent of the pledge holder, the rules set out in article 351, paragraph 2, subparagraph 3, of article 352, paragraph 1, of the Covenant shall apply. 353 of the present Code: The landlord is also obliged to pay damages to the pledge holder as a result of the disposition of the property. 3. Unless otherwise provided by law or by contract, the hall shall be liable to compensation. In this case, the pledge holder may, without the pledge holder ' s consent, transfer the fixed property to the temporary possession or use of other persons. If the pledge is to be transferred by the pledgeor to temporary possession or use by other persons, 4. In the event of a breach of this condition by the grantor, the rules set out in article 351, paragraph 2, paragraph 3, of the present Code shall apply. property rights, rights arising from the lease contract, other rights arising from transactions to give possession or use of property that are granted by the pledgeor t Remittances to persons without the consent of the bailee shall be terminated upon the entry into force of the court ' s decision to apply for payment of the property imposed or, if the demand of the pledge holder is satisfied is issued without recourse to a court (extra-judicial) from the moment the right of ownership of the property arises from the buyer ' s possession, provided that the buyer does not agree to the retention of the property. 5. A pledge holder may only use the collateral referred to him in the cases provided for in the contract by regularly submitting a report on the use to the pledgeor. The pledge holder may be required to collect fruit and income from the pledge in order to meet the underlying obligation or in the interest of the pledgeor.