Ferrara v. Turner

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• considering several cases and concluding “quantum meruit is a plausible claim when the existence of the contract is disputed or no contract exists that binds the parties to action.”’
• unjust enrichment elements under Kansas law, including a requirement that the defendant appreciated or had knowledge of the benefit conferred by the plaintiff
• setting forth basic elements of an unjust enrichment claim
• supplier of sub-contractor has no claim against contractor

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).