A _____________ may allow a party to recover losses even though no express or implied (in fact) contract exists. It is enforceable based on implied-in-law recovery to prevent one party’s unjust enrichment at the expense of the other party.
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quasi-contract |
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express |
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voidable contract UESTION 49
According to the textbook, the term ‘ethics’ refers to _________ .
Cal and Dave have a car wreck in a busy Houston intersection. Cal sued Dave for negligence, claiming Dave ran a red light. Dave countersued Cal for negligence, claiming Cal was texting while driving. The court must have _________ to settle this dispute.
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A _____________ may allow a party to recover losses even though no express or implied (in fact) contract exists. It is enforceable based on implied-in-law recovery to prevent one party’s unjust enrichment at the expense of the other party.
Quasi Contract
These kinds of contracts are fictional in nature and are considered by the law in case of the absence of a formal contract. This are considered when one party benefits from any deal unjustly over the other party.
If an employer is charged with violating anti-discrimination laws, the employer could defend itself by claiming its action was based on
a) bona fide occupational qualification
These are the attributes that the employers would consider when hiring someone to perform a job for his/her organization.
A _____________ may allow a party to recover losses even though no express or implied (in...