Article 358.1.

1. The subject matter of the pledge may be the property rights(s) arising from the pledgeor ' s obligation; the grantor may be the person that is the creditor in the obligation from which the debtor is discharged. Except as otherwise established by law or by contract, the subject of the pledge is all rights of the grantor that flow from conformity with the law. 2. The subject of the pledge may be a right that arises in the future from an existing or future obligation. 3. Unless otherwise provided by law or the contract or does not follow from the substance of the obligation, the subject matter of the pledge may be part of the claim, a separate claim or several requirements arising out of the contract or other obligation. The subject matter of a pledge under one contract may be a set of rights (claims), each arising from an independent undertaking, including a set of future rights, as well as owls. 5. If the right has ceased to exist due to the termination of its period of validity prior to its enforcement by the pledge holder, the pledge holder is not entitled to demand 6. In cases established by law or by contract, in the application of a penalty to a fixed term of imprisonment, the right to early performance of the basic obligation to which the guarantee of that right has been ensured shall be fulfilled. In the exercise of the right, the obligations arising therefrom shall be transferred to the buyer together with that right.