glossary

Quasi Contract

A quasi contract is not an actual contract created by agreement between parties, but a legal obligation imposed by law to prevent one party from unfairly benefiting at another’s expense. It may arise where goods or services are received even though no formal contract exists. In accounting or dispute review, it can support claims for payment or liability recognition.

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