O'Donnell v. Inhabitants of North Attleborough

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• an implied agreement is arrived at by acts; the difference between the implied and express contracts is only in the evidence by which they are proved
• “[A]n express agreement is arrived at by words, while an implied agreement is arrived at by acts. Consequently, the difference seems to be only in the evidence by which the agreement is proved.”
• “[A]n express agreement is arrived at by words, while an implied agreement is arrived at by acts. Consequently, the difference seems to be only in the evidence by which the agreement is proved.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).