Where the terms of an offer are indefinite,the court can supply a missing term if a reasonable term can be implied.

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This is true, as established in the case of Scammell v Ousten [1941] AC 251, where it was held that the courts can imply a reasonable term in cases where the terms of an offer or contract are indefinite, as long as it can be objectively inferred from the surrounding circumstances.

Where the Terms of an Offer Are Indefinite,the Court Can