Alex and Andrew create an implied-in-fact contract. The parties' conduct: A. Demonstrates the existance of the...
Alex and Andrew create an implied-in-fact contract. The parties' conduct:
A. Demonstrates the existance of the contract and its terms.
B.is not relevent to confirming the contract's performance.
C.is not relevent to the contract's terms.
D. none of the above
Homework Answers
The answer is option “a” - Demonstrates the existence of the contract and its terms.
Explanation – An implied-in-fact contract is an implied contract which is formed by non-verbal conduct. In this case the parties are Alex and Andrew and their non-verbal conduct will determine the nuances of the contract. There is no express contract between Alex and Andrew and it is only their conduct that helps in inferring the details of the contract.
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