Contracts that do not arise from mutual agreement but are created by courts to avoid unjust enrichment are:
A) express contracts.
B) implied contracts.
C) quasi-contracts.
D) unilateral contracts.

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Quasi-contracts, also known as implied-in-law contracts, are created by courts to prevent unjust enrichment when no actual contract exists. They are not based on mutual agreement between parties, unlike express or implied contracts. Unilateral contracts involve a promise by one party in exchange for a specific act by another party.

Contracts That Do Not Arise from Mutual Agreement but Are