Lou claims that he and Mira entered into an implied-in-fact contract. To establish this contract, it is not necessary to show that
A) a court imposed a promise in the interest of fairness.
B) Lou expected to be paid for providing services or prop?erty.
C) Lou provided Mira with services or property.
D) Mira failed to reject services or property provided by Lou.

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Option A refers to a court-imposed promise, which is not necessary to establish an implied-in-fact contract. The other options, such as Lou expecting payment, providing services or property, and Mira not rejecting those services, are all elements that could help establish an implied-in-fact contract.

Lou Claims That He and Mira Entered into an Implied-In-Fact