Section 758 Pawnbroker to hold them all until it is paid and the equipment required.
Section 759 must pledge to maintain the assets pledged to secure The reserve assets are pledged as a reserve asset Reply Post Reply will of its own.
Section 760 if the pledge is a pledge to use their own property. Or a third party to use or storage by the pledge of non-compliance with the gem. He pledged that the recipient will be liable for the loss of assets pledged. Or damage to any act of God, even as they. Unless they can prove that to do so would be lost. Or damage is enough.
Section 761 if not specified otherwise in the contract. If there is a growing interest in the property legally do. He pledged that the allocation of the interest owed to such a person. Without the unpaid interest. Will be allocated to debt payments, which have been pledged as security for the property.
Section 762 any reasonable costs to maintain the pledged property. The pledge must be paid to a pawnbroker Unless otherwise specified in the contract.
Section 763 prohibits the prosecution, as you say the following. After six months from the date of return. Or auction of the assets pledged.
(1) filed a compensation for the damage caused to the property pledged to the pledge.
(2) sue to recoup the cost of maintenance to the property pledged.
(3) filed a compensation for damage caused to the pawnbroker The defects in the property pledged is not clear.
Supreme Court in 5437/2545.
Plaintiffs have been selling jewelry. Plaintiffs bring jewelry to the sale or pledge Wed Gold is 3 million baht later, the plaintiff requested the defendant to a rescue by paying for such property. Of course, the plaintiff must have collateral to secure the defendant No. 1 on the plaintiff to the defendant, one of camaraderie as the size of the defendant at first will be a lot of money to redeem the property to plaintiff without compensation or guarantee When a defendant paying the plaintiff's property has been delivering such property to the defendant a right to secure the debt. They are characterized by a pledge of the Civil and Commercial Code, Section 747, the first defendant to take the pledge, like all of the pledged until the debt and costs. Equipment required by section Section 758 of the plaintiff to the defendant at first agreed to sell the property to another person by giving the plaintiff the sale price. It is the defendant in a recipient's pledge to sell the assets pledged to the plaintiff to pay the debt back to the defendant, only 1 is not subject to the representations of fact, it does not appear that the defendant is a possible sale of assets pledged to. Defendant 2, or not, but back from the plaintiff that the defendant's second written notice to the plaintiff to pay the money to pay the pledge of such assets within 30 days, which shows that the defendant's second, not the buyer's property. plaintiff from a defendant in any way, so even if that defendant had sold a property and have not been paid for the remainder of the property. Loan repayments shall be given to the plaintiff. It is a civil breach of contract claim, the plaintiff would have to repay the loan or The property from the defendant only. The two defendants not guilty of misappropriation.
Supreme Court in 2220/2535.
Enforcement Officer the property of the defendant had all 7 is only for those who claim the property as collateral for the money. The defendant to recover money lent to the petitioner only. The plaintiff is entitled to seize the defendant's public auction to pay the money. Indebted to the petitioner does not request the release of the seized property to the plaintiff.
Supreme Court to 653/2525.
The plaintiff disputed the defendant in a vase with a pledge of the loan. Civil and Commercial Code, Section 747 plaintiff has paid the debt and the vase back on January 12, 2522 found that the vase is chipped, so I filed a claim for damage to the recipient. Pledge constituted on November 13, 2522 after 6 months from the date of return of assets pledged under Section 763 (a) to terminate the lawsuit.
Supreme Court in 1601/2512.
Plaintiff and plaintiff's vehicle along with vehicle registration and vehicle transfer documents, which are transferred to the plaintiff in the Sun, sold the car to another MP to pledge to the defendant, who has been pledged in good faith. The plaintiff's action is regarded as a dummy to represent the plaintiff or the plaintiff Sat track the car did not redeem the pledge before the night was not. Defendants have the right to hold the car until it is paid in full.
Section 759 must pledge to maintain the assets pledged to secure The reserve assets are pledged as a reserve asset Reply Post Reply will of its own.
Section 760 if the pledge is a pledge to use their own property. Or a third party to use or storage by the pledge of non-compliance with the gem. He pledged that the recipient will be liable for the loss of assets pledged. Or damage to any act of God, even as they. Unless they can prove that to do so would be lost. Or damage is enough.
Section 761 if not specified otherwise in the contract. If there is a growing interest in the property legally do. He pledged that the allocation of the interest owed to such a person. Without the unpaid interest. Will be allocated to debt payments, which have been pledged as security for the property.
Section 762 any reasonable costs to maintain the pledged property. The pledge must be paid to a pawnbroker Unless otherwise specified in the contract.
Section 763 prohibits the prosecution, as you say the following. After six months from the date of return. Or auction of the assets pledged.
(1) filed a compensation for the damage caused to the property pledged to the pledge.
(2) sue to recoup the cost of maintenance to the property pledged.
(3) filed a compensation for damage caused to the pawnbroker The defects in the property pledged is not clear.
Supreme Court in 5437/2545.
Plaintiffs have been selling jewelry. Plaintiffs bring jewelry to the sale or pledge Wed Gold is 3 million baht later, the plaintiff requested the defendant to a rescue by paying for such property. Of course, the plaintiff must have collateral to secure the defendant No. 1 on the plaintiff to the defendant, one of camaraderie as the size of the defendant at first will be a lot of money to redeem the property to plaintiff without compensation or guarantee When a defendant paying the plaintiff's property has been delivering such property to the defendant a right to secure the debt. They are characterized by a pledge of the Civil and Commercial Code, Section 747, the first defendant to take the pledge, like all of the pledged until the debt and costs. Equipment required by section Section 758 of the plaintiff to the defendant at first agreed to sell the property to another person by giving the plaintiff the sale price. It is the defendant in a recipient's pledge to sell the assets pledged to the plaintiff to pay the debt back to the defendant, only 1 is not subject to the representations of fact, it does not appear that the defendant is a possible sale of assets pledged to. Defendant 2, or not, but back from the plaintiff that the defendant's second written notice to the plaintiff to pay the money to pay the pledge of such assets within 30 days, which shows that the defendant's second, not the buyer's property. plaintiff from a defendant in any way, so even if that defendant had sold a property and have not been paid for the remainder of the property. Loan repayments shall be given to the plaintiff. It is a civil breach of contract claim, the plaintiff would have to repay the loan or The property from the defendant only. The two defendants not guilty of misappropriation.
Supreme Court in 2220/2535.
Enforcement Officer the property of the defendant had all 7 is only for those who claim the property as collateral for the money. The defendant to recover money lent to the petitioner only. The plaintiff is entitled to seize the defendant's public auction to pay the money. Indebted to the petitioner does not request the release of the seized property to the plaintiff.
Supreme Court to 653/2525.
The plaintiff disputed the defendant in a vase with a pledge of the loan. Civil and Commercial Code, Section 747 plaintiff has paid the debt and the vase back on January 12, 2522 found that the vase is chipped, so I filed a claim for damage to the recipient. Pledge constituted on November 13, 2522 after 6 months from the date of return of assets pledged under Section 763 (a) to terminate the lawsuit.
Supreme Court in 1601/2512.
Plaintiff and plaintiff's vehicle along with vehicle registration and vehicle transfer documents, which are transferred to the plaintiff in the Sun, sold the car to another MP to pledge to the defendant, who has been pledged in good faith. The plaintiff's action is regarded as a dummy to represent the plaintiff or the plaintiff Sat track the car did not redeem the pledge before the night was not. Defendants have the right to hold the car until it is paid in full.
