The Plaintiff in a Quasi-Contractual Action Can Recover

question 50

Multiple Choice

The plaintiff in a quasi-contractual action can recover:

• A) lost profits.
• B) damages for mental distress.
• C) the reasonable value of the benefit conferred upon the defendant.
• D) for all the damages sustained.

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Definitions:

Collective Agreement

A written contract negotiated between an employer and a union representing employees, outlining terms of employment, salaries, and work conditions.

Arbitration Criteria

The standards or guidelines used by an arbitrator to make a decision in a dispute resolution process.

Labour Agreement

A contract between employers and employees (or their representatives) that outlines terms of employment, wages, and working conditions.

Testimony

A formal statement or declaration given by a witness or expert, typically under oath in a legal context, or as part of data collection in research.