Law · Indian Contract Act, 1872
When does the doctrine of 'Quantum Meruit' primarily apply in the context of contract law?
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- 1When services are rendered or goods are supplied without any explicit agreement on the price or remuneration.✓
- 2When the consideration paid is deemed inadequate by the court.
- 3When the terms of the contract are highly ambiguous.
- 4In cases involving a minor breach of contract terms.
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When services are rendered or goods are supplied without any explicit agreement on the price or remuneration.
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