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

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An actual contract can be either express or implied-in-fact. Express contract is one that is explicitly and directly stated, whereas implied-in-fact contracts is one where the parties demonstrate their intent to contract through their conduct or actions. Options A, B, and D are not proper categories of contracts.

An Actual Contract May Be Either ________