quasi-contract

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Roman law

  • Augustus from Prima Porta
    In Roman law: Delict and contract

    Quasi-contract embraced obligations that had no common feature save that they did not properly fall under contract, because there was no agreement, or under delict, because there was no wrongful act. The most noticeable examples were, first, negotiorum gestio, which enabled one who intervened without…

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