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Term: quantum meruit
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Quantum meruit is a cause of action that is available where a contract does not exist. The cause of action entitles a person to recover reasonable payment for the work performed.
Usage: The labourer was entitled to be paid a reasonable sum for the work performed in the absence of a written or oral contract.
Related Words: contract; agreement; breach of contract; damages; mitigation of damage; unjust enrichment; remoteness of damage; assessment of damages; liquidated damages.
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