A bank can lawfully exercise its 'banker's lien' over:
ACustomer's personal furniture
BCustomer's negotiable securities deposited as securityCORRECT
CCustomer's clothing
DCustomer's phone
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Banker's lien (general lien) attaches to negotiable securities lawfully in the bank's possession in the course of business.
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