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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Implied Term
An implied term is a provision that forms part of a contract even though it was not expressly agreed by the parties. Courts may imply terms to reflect what the parties are presumed to have intended or because statute requires certain terms to apply. Implied terms can function as either conditions or warranties, and statutory implied terms—particularly in consumer and sale of goods contracts—often cannot be excluded by agreement.
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