Scot and Tiffany enter into an implied-in-fact contract.The parties' conduct
A)defines the contract's terms.
B)finds the contract's facts.
C)terminates any unintended consequences.
D)undercuts any terms based on the facts.

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In an implied-in-fact contract, the parties' conduct indicates their intent to enter into a contract and defines the terms of that contract. Since the terms are not explicitly stated, the parties' conduct becomes the means of determining what those terms actually are.

Scot and Tiffany Enter into an Implied-In-Fact Contract