Current Affairs · Banking Laws and Security Interest
A borrower hypothecates inventory stored on factory premises to secure a loan. With the bank's consent, the stock is moved to a professional warehouse and the warehouse receipt is handed over to the bank. What type of charge does this create and what is its legal nature?
- 1It becomes a lien, granting only retention rights without the right to sell.
- 2It becomes an assignment of the warehouse receipt, transferring primary liability to the warehouse keeper.
- 3It converts to a pledge because the bank obtains constructive possession of the goods via the warehouse receipt.✓
- 4It remains a hypothecation because ownership of the goods remains with the borrower.
Correct answer
It converts to a pledge because the bank obtains constructive possession of the goods via the warehouse receipt.
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