A(n)________ contract is inferred from the conduct of the parties.
A) express
B) action-oriented
C) implied-in-fact
D) implied-in-law

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An implied-in-fact contract is created when the conduct of the parties implies an agreement without the use of words or an express written contract. The conduct of the parties shows they intended to enter into a contract, and this can be inferred from their actions. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A refers to a contract that is explicitly stated and written down. Option B is not a recognized category of contract, and Option D refers to a contract that is not actually a contract but a legal remedy to prevent unjust enrichment.

A(n)________ Contract Is Inferred from the Conduct of the Parties