When the parties to a contract do not expressly agree on all the terms of their contract,it prevents the creation of a contract.

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Even if the parties do not agree on all the terms of their contract, a contract may still be created. The missing terms can be supplied by other legal doctrines or by the court itself. However, the essential terms of the agreement must be reasonably certain and definite.

When the Parties to a Contract Do Not Expressly Agree