A party will be able to enforce a quantum meruit payment for a partially performed a contract where:

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A quantum meruit payment is a payment for the value of the work done, and it is typically only available when a contract has been partially performed. Divisible contracts are contracts in which the obligations are capable of being divided into discrete stages or parts. If a party has partially completed stages of a divisible contract, they may be able to enforce a quantum meruit payment for the work done, even if they have not fully performed all their obligations under the contract. Choices A, B, and C indicate situations in which the party has not made any effort to perform or has clearly indicated that they will not perform, which are not situations where quantum meruit payments are typically available.

A Party Will Be Able to Enforce a Quantum Meruit