alleryStart learning →The maxim behind quasi-contract holds that no one should:
ASue without a witness
BProfit from any promise
CGain by another's loss
DRefuse a fair price
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Gain by another's loss
Quasi-contract prevents unjust enrichment, based on the Roman idea that none should gain by another's loss.
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