alleryStart learning →A quasi-contract differs from an ordinary contract because its obligation is
Aimposed by law, not agreed
Bcreated by consideration
Cbased on free consent
Dagreed in a written deed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. imposed by law, not agreed
The duty arises from law and not from a consensually assumed obligation.
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