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No one can enrich at the expense of the other signifies.

Quasi-contractual obligations prevent unjust enrichment at another person's expense. The law imposes an obligation to restore a benefit in appropriate circumstances even…

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No one can enrich at the expense of the other signifies.

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Quasi-contractual obligations prevent unjust enrichment at another person's expense. The law imposes an obligation to restore a benefit in appropriate circumstances even though the parties did not make an enforceable agreement.

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