The Phrase "Innominate Term" Is Defined as a Term That

The phrase "innominate term" is defined as a term that

A) was not numbered, or included, with conditions and warranties among the types of terms that courts traditionally recognized.
B) is unimportant and, if breached, leads only to damages.
C) is unnamed because it is not called either a condition or a warranty.
D) leads to nominal damages if it is breached.
E) one party has nominated, or chosen, to sue upon as either a condition or a warranty.