737 — The scholars unanimously agree that the pledger is prohibited from (1) selling the pledged property, gifting it, giving it in charity, or removing it from the pledge-holder’s possession until the latter’s right has been satisfied.

738 — They also unanimously agree that any sale of the pledged property without the pledge-holder’s authorization is invalid.

739 — They unanimously maintain that if a man says to a slave, “You are free,” “I have set you free,” or “You are emancipated,” intending thereby (2) to grant freedom, then the slave is indeed free.