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The legal doctrine that allows the court to treat a certain situation as if a contract exists, even where one of the elements is missing, is known as:
a. quasi contract.
b. promissory estoppel.
c. parol evidence rule.
d. statute of frauds.
e. assignment.
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Thx, my professor will be proud Smiling Face with Halo
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