In case of an implied-in-law 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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A court imposes an implied-in-law contract when someone is unjustly enriched, applying reasons of justice and fairness that may obligate one who has unfairly benefited at the innocent expense of another.

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