· 5/23/1997
Corn v. Greco
Citations
- 694 So. 2d 833
- 1997 WL 270619
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that the legal fiction of quantum meruit cannot be maintained “when the rights of the parties are described in a written contract”
- unjust enrichment relief could not be awarded to lessors of property in rent dispute where the rights of the parties were described in written contract
- “Quantum meruit relief is founded upon the legal fiction of an implied contract. This fiction cannot be maintained, however, when the rights of the parties are described in a written contract.”
- “Quantum meruit relief is founded upon the legal fiction of an implied contract. This fiction cannot be maintained ... when the rights of the parties are described in a written contract.”
- “Quantum meruit relief is founded upon the legal fiction of an implied contract. This fiction cannot be maintained, however, when the rights of the parties are described in a written contract.” (citations omitted)
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Judges: Per Curiam
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