Implied Contract

Learn about the definition for this legal term.

What is Implied Contract?

This is a contract not created by the express assent of the parties but where the one party renders services under circumstances demonstrating that she intends to be paid for the services, and the other party, knowing of the circumstances, receives and accepts the benefits of those services.

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