Multiple Choice
A quasi contract can be best described as:
A) a contract that has been fully performed.
B) a contract where terms are stated orally only.
C) contract-like duties imposed by the court to prevent unjust enrichment.
D) an agreement that contains all but one of the basic elements needed to form an enforceable contract.
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