Article 357.

1. The goods in circulation are recognized as collateral for the goods and are kept by the pledgeor and the grantor is given the right to change the composition and physical form of the stock (goods stock). , raw materials, semi-processed goods, finished products, etc.) provided that their total value is not less than the bond specified in the contract. e can be determined by indicating the birth characteristics of the goods concerned and their location in certain buildings, premises or land. 2. Goods in circulation taken away by the pledgeor shall cease to be goods in circulation that are proportionate to the portion of the secured obligation, unless otherwise provided by the contract. subject to security from the time of their transfer to ownership, management or operational management of the buyer, and goods acquired by the pledgeor as specified in the bond contract 3. The grantor is bound by the right to own, own or manage the goods in circulation. Maintain a book of deposits, which records the conditions of the security of goods and all transactions involving a change in the composition or physical form of the goods, including their processing, to the end of the year. 4. In the event of a breach of the terms of the pledge by the pledgeor of the goods in circulation, the pledge holder shall be entitled to suspend the transaction of the goods in question. For the purpose of distinguishing between the items in question and other items, it may be notarized to confirm the location of the toasts in question. In a certain place at an appointed time.