A doctor driving on a highway stops at a car accident to give medical aid that takes an hour of time. The accident victim is unconscious when the doctor arrives, so he does not give his consent to the aid. The doctor bills the victim for an hour of medical services:
A) an express contract existed; the victim pays
B) an executed contract existed; the victim pays
C) a valid contract, enforceable by law, was not created; no payment would be due
D) this was an adhesion contract; no payment
E) none of the other choices

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The Answer of A doctor driving on a highway stops at a car accident to give medical aid that takes an hour of time. The accident victim is unconscious when the doctor arrives, so he does not give his consent to the aid. The doctor bills the victim for an hour of medical services:
A) an express contract existed; the victim pays
B) an executed contract existed; the victim pays
C) a valid contract, enforceable by law, was not created; no payment would be due
D) this was an adhesion contract; no payment
E) none of the other choices

A Doctor Driving on a Highway Stops at a Car