An obligation to pay for the reasonable value of services rendered when there is no contract would be called:
A) quasi-contractual.
B) quasi-enforceable.
C) semi-lawful.
D) valid.

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An obligation to pay for the reasonable value of services rendered when there is no contract would be called quasi-contractual. This implies that there is no written or oral agreement between the parties, but the law will enforce a duty to pay for services rendered based on the principle of unjust enrichment.

An Obligation to Pay for the Reasonable Value of Services