(1) Where the pledgee violates the rights of the pledgor to a substantial degree and where they continue this injurious conduct notwithstanding a warning notice from the pledgor, the pledgor may demand that the pledged item be deposited at the cost of the pledgee or, if it is not suitable for deposit, that it be delivered to a custodian to be appointed by the court.
(2) Instead of the deposit or the delivery of the thing to a custodian, the pledgor may demand the return of the pledged item in return for the satisfaction of the creditor. If the claim is interest-free and is not yet due, then the pledgee is entitled only to the amount which, with the addition of the statutory interest for the period from the payment until the due date, is equivalent to the amount of the claim.