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larisa86 [58]
3 years ago
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Based on the facts of the previous question, Jay stays in the hospital for a few days as he is recuperating. Then, a couple of w

eeks after he gets released from the hospital, Jay receives a bill from the hospital for $10,000 for his medical care. If this went to court, the judge would probably describe this situation as:________.
a. a bilateral contract, enforceable against Jay.

b. a unilateral contract, enforceable against Jay.

c. an implied contract, enforceable against Jay.

d. no contract at all. Jay should not have to pay anything.
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1 answer:
SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: c. an implied contract, enforceable against Jay.

Explanation:

An Implied contracts is usually between physician and a patient this contracts do not state the course of action or payment at the start or inception of the service. Example, a medical examination usually takes place the moment a patient's request for it, this tests are usually either at the patients home or at the medical facility where the doctor practices. After the examination a course of action or payment is decided. Same applies to Jay after been treated and discharged from the hospital a course of action or payment may be made.

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