This Type of Contract Is Sometimes Referred to as an Implied-In-Law

question 79

Multiple Choice

This type of contract is sometimes referred to as an implied-in-law contract but are not actually contracts.

• A) Fictional-contracts
• B) Quasi-contracts
• C) Implied-in-fact contracts
• D) Expression contracts or implied-in-fact contracts
• E) Simple contracts and quasi-contracts

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Definitions:

Chemical Reaction

A process that leads to the transformation of one set of chemical substances to another, involving rearrangements of atoms and changes in their chemical properties or composition.

Legal Action

A formal proceeding in a court of law where one party sues another for a remedy or relief.

Irreversible State

A condition or situation that cannot be returned to its original state, often used in the context of environmental damage, medical conditions, or irreversible processes.

Manufacturer's Liability

The legal responsibility of manufacturers for any harm caused by defects in their products, regardless of negligence.