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Terms may be implied into a contract simply by virtue of being customarily used by the contracting parties or their trade.

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Does every agreement have a surrounding matrix of fact?

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In legal terminology, the phrase "surrou...

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Innominate terms as well as being distinct from conditions and warranties have their own distinct set of corresponding remedies.

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What are the five rules of 'common sense' of 'purposive' interpretation?

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Which of the following best describes an innominate term?


A) A term that goes to the heart of the contract and contains a fundamental obligation
B) A term that is not usually found in a contract of the type in question
C) A term that may be classified as a condition or a warranty depending on the consequences of its breach
D) A term which the parties to the contract have not expressly identified as being either a condition or a warranty

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