Selchow & Richter Co. (S&R) owns the trademark for the board game,Scrabble.Mark Landsberg wrote a book on strategies for winning at Scrabble and contacted S&R to obtain its permission to use the Scrabble trademark .In response, S&R requested a copy of Landsberg's manuscript, which he provided.After extensive negotiations about the possibility of S&R publishing the manuscript, S&R published its own Scrabble strategy book.No express contract was ever entered between the parties as to the use of the trademark.Was there an implied-in-fact contract between the parties?Explain.