Legal Definition and Related Resources of Implied Terms

In a contract those that, although not expressly agreed upon between parties , the law would infer to be part of the engagement between them. Divided into two classes: (1) Those terms which are applied by formula to all contracts of a certain class by reason of general rules of law, unless inconsistent with the express terms, e.g., implied warranties or. the sale of goods . (2) Those which are merely the product of the interpretation of the express terms of the individual contract read in the light of its subject matter and circumstances under which same was made. Such terms vary with the circumstances of the individual case. The latter are such as must necessarily be implied from the express terms of the contract, interpreted ir. the light of the subject matter and surrounding circumstances, in order to give the contract efficacy and produce a workable agreement .

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