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In which of the following situations, the Quasi Contract Doctrine is not applied?

Quasi-contractual obligations (ss.68-72, Contract Act 1872) are implied by law only where no real agreement exists, to prevent unjust enrichment. The doctrine is therefore…

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In which of the following situations, the Quasi Contract Doctrine is not applied?

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Quasi-contractual obligations (ss.68-72, Contract Act 1872) are implied by law only where no real agreement exists, to prevent unjust enrichment. The doctrine is therefore not applied "In disputes regarding payment, for goods delivered or services rendered with a formal contract", since ordinary contract law governs there.

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