The doctrine of quasi contract can be used only when there is an actual con?tract that covers the matter in controversy.

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The doctrine of quasi contract can be used in situations where there is no actual contract, but where one party has received a benefit from the other party and it would be unjust for the benefiting party to keep that benefit without compensating the other party. Therefore, quasi contract can be used even in the absence of an actual contract covering the matter in controversy.

The Doctrine of Quasi Contract Can Be Used Only When