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What are the circumstances under which a court will not use the doctrine of quasi contract?

What are the circumstances under which a court will not use the doctrine of quasi contract?
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What are the circumstances under which a court will not use the doctrine of quasi contract?

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It cannot be used when there is a contract that covers the matter that is controversial. In case that a quasi contract has been made and a real one is discovered, the real one would take precedence because the quasi one was made by a court.
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