The doctrine of quasi contract generally can only be used when there is an actual contract that covers the matter in controversy.

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The doctrine of quasi contract is used when no actual contract exists between parties, but one party has received a benefit from the other party and it would be unfair to allow them to keep the benefit without compensating the other party. It does not require the existence of an actual contract covering the matter in controversy.

The Doctrine of Quasi Contract Generally Can Only Be Used