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If an Owner Sells You Goods That Have Been Pledged

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If an owner sells you goods that have been pledged as security for a loan, the claim against those goods is known as

A) a contract pledge.
B) collateral.
C) creditor interests.
D) security interest.
E) a secured transaction.

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