In the case of an implied-in-fact contract,the court will apply reasons of justice and fairness and may obligate one who has unfairly benefited at the innocent expense of another.

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An implied-in-fact contract is based on the conduct of the parties, not on fairness or justice principles, which are more relevant to implied-in-law contracts or quasi-contracts.

In the Case of an Implied-In-Fact Contract,the Court Will Apply