Article 335: Lender

1. The insolvency representative may be either the debtor or the third person; where the grantor is a third party, the rules apply to the relationship between the lessor, the debtor and the pledge holder.c 2. The right to deposit is vested in the owner of the property, unless otherwise provided by law or agreement between the persons concerned. If the mortgage is given to the pledge holder by a person who was not the owner of the pledge or who would otherwise not have The owner of the property in question has the right to dispose of the property, which the pledge holder did not know or should not have known (a good-faith pledge holder), the owner of the property in question has the right and the duty to do so. The rules provided for in the second paragraph of this Code shall not apply if the item on bail was has previously been lost by the owner or by a person to whom the property has been transferred by the owner, or has been stolen from one or the other, or has been removed from their possession by means other than their will. 3. The subject of the pledge is property for which the consent or authorization of another person or an authorized body is required, the same consent or the same authorization is required for transfers 4. In the event that the property of the mortgage which is the subject of the pledge has been taken over by succession, to persons, each of the successor(s) shall bear the consequences arising from the pledge of the default of the secured obligation in proportion to the portion transferred to it. If the collateral remains in the common property of the beneficiaries, the beneficiaries shall be jointly and severally on deposit.