An actual contract may be either ________ or ________.
A) express-in-law; implied-in-law
B) express-in-law; implied-in-equity
C) express; implied-in-fact
D) express; implied-in-law
E) express; implied-in-equity

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An actual contract may be either express (written or spoken) or implied-in-fact (based on the actions and conduct of the parties involved). Implied-in-law (also known as quasi contracts) do not arise from the parties' actual agreement but rather from legal fiction imposed by courts to prevent unjust enrichment. Therefore, option A, B, D, and E are incorrect.

An Actual Contract May Be Either ________ or ________

An Actual Contract May Be Either or