Quasi-contracts are usually applied by courts in cases where the contract is unenforceable for some reason,such as a lack of capacity of a party in a contract.

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Over the years, courts have come to apply quasi-contract in a fairly limited number of cases based on unjust enrichment. More often, it is applied when parties clearly intended a contract, but that contract is not valid or is unenforceable for some reason, such as a lack of capacity.

Quasi-Contracts Are Usually Applied by Courts in Cases Where the Contract