A(n)______ is a court-ordered implied agreement to prevent one party in an action from benefiting at the expense of another party.
A) implied contract
B) express contract
C) quasi-contract
D) non-contract

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A quasi-contract is a legal doctrine that applies in certain situations where a court will order an implied agreement to prevent one party from benefiting unjustly at the expense of another party. It is not a true contract, as it is not based on an actual agreement between the parties, but rather is imposed by the court to prevent unjust enrichment. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

A(n)______ Is a Court-Ordered Implied Agreement to Prevent One Party