Quasi Contract Sample Clauses

Quasi Contract. A quasi contract is not an actual contract but it resembles a contract. It created by law under certain circumstances. The law creates and enforces legal rights and obligations when no real contract exists; such obligations are known as quasi contracts. In other words it is a contract in which there is no intention on part of either party to make a contract but law imposes contract upon the parties.

Quasi Contract. In a sale, the property in goods

Quasi Contract equitable remedies of restitution, quantum meruit and unjust enrichment – when available – plaintiff must be innocent of circumstances resulting in illegality of contract or non-existence of purported contract. EVIDENCE – failure of plaintiff to adduce credible evidence in support of claims – failure to take reasonable steps to obtain banking records –failure to obtain claim documentation by discovery under Order 9 of National Court Rules.

Quasi Contract. The court may impose a quasi contract, requiring the patient (or their representative) to pay for the medical services rendered, as the person received valuable medical care and cannot justifiably refuse to compensate.

Quasi Contract. An obligation created by the law to avoid unjust enrichment in the absence of an agreement between the parties. Reformation: An equitable doctrine that permits the court to rewrite a contract to express the parties’ true intention.

Quasi Contract. It is not actually entered into by the parties but is something imposed on a party by law.

Quasi Contract. An obligation created by the law to avoid unjust enrichment in the absence of an agreement between the parties. Reasonable Person Standard: The standard by which the court decides if the parties intended to create a contract. A “reasonable person” is a fictitious person of ordinary prudence.

Quasi Contract. It is not actually entered into by the parties but is something imposed on a party by law. Express offer - When offer is given to another person either in writing or in oral.

Quasi Contract. In which of the ways can a contract be discharged by agreement between parties?

Quasi Contract. It is said to exist in those exceptional circumstances where a court feels compelled to impose obligations upon one person even though the person has no intention of making a contract.