Meg, who is on the lookout for a temporary security officer, approaches a security agency. The agency sends one of its reserve security officers to guard Meg's commercial building. Which of the following types of contract does Meg enter into with the security agency?

A. Bilateral contract

B. Implied-in-fact contract

C. Unilateral contract

D. Quasi contract

The correct option is: B. Implied-in-fact contract

Explanation:

The implied-in-fact contract is a type of implied contract that contains obligations in the form of mutual agreement. Such an agreement is not expressed or stated in the form of words.

This type of contract is based on the understanding between the involved parties and are implied from the facts and circumstances that expresses the mutual intent of the parties to contract.

Therefore, Meg has entered into an implied-in-fact contract with the security agency.