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<h1>Recipient Must Compensate for Non-Gratuitous Benefits Received; Obligations Clarified Under Relevant Legal Principles.</h1> When a person lawfully performs an act or delivers something to another without intending it to be gratuitous, and the recipient benefits from it, the recipient is obligated to compensate or return what was provided. For example, if a tradesman mistakenly leaves goods at someone's house and the recipient uses them, they must pay for the goods. However, if someone saves another's property from fire intending to act gratuitously, they are not entitled to compensation.