Question

In the absence of an explicit contract, under what condition can a pawnee retain goods pledged for a debt as per the Special Contract Act?

A The pawnee can retain the goods for any debt owed by the pledgor, regardless of whether it was the specific debt for which the goods were originally pledged
B The pawnee cannot retain the goods for any debt other than the one for which they were pledged, unless there is a contract specifying otherwise or a presumption arises regarding subsequent advances made by the pawnee
C The pawnee may retain the goods for any debt or promise, provided the pledgor owes multiple debts, without the need for an explicit contract
D The pawnee can only retain the goods for subsequent advances if a new contract is made after the original pledge, regardless of any presumptions
E The pawnee is entitled to retain the goods for future debts of the pledgor as a matter of right, even without a contract to that effect
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