This type of contract is sometimes referred to as an implied-in-law contract but are not actually contracts.
A) Fictional-contracts
B) Quasi-contracts
C) Implied-in-fact contracts
D) Expression contracts or implied-in-fact contracts
E) Simple contracts and quasi-contracts

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Quasi-contracts are not true contracts because they do not arise from any agreement, express or implied, between the parties themselves. Instead, they are obligations imposed by law to prevent unjust enrichment.

This Type of Contract Is Sometimes Referred to as an Implied-In-Law