Contracts that are implied in law:
A) are obligations imposed by law on grounds of justice and equity.
B) may create unjust enrichment.
C) require the assent of the contracting parties.
D) can only be enforced if both parties willingly comply.

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Contracts implied in law, also known as quasi-contracts, are not actual contracts but are obligations imposed by law to prevent unjust enrichment. They do not require the assent of the contracting parties, as they are constructed by the court to ensure fairness and equity.

Contracts That Are Implied in Law