Justice Hall listened to plaintiff's counsel argue his client's position relating to a contractual dispute.Counsel stressed that an unstated provision was relevant to the contract and necessary to give effect to the contractual objectives of the parties.If Justice Hall accepts counsel's argument,how do you think he will proceed?

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If Justice Hall accepts counsel's argument that an unstated provision is relevant to the contract and necessary to give effect to the parties' objectives, he is likely to proceed by giving effect to the parties' aims by imposing implied terms, as this would be necessary to achieve the contractual objectives of the parties. This would involve adding terms that are not explicitly stated in the contract but are necessary to give effect to the parties' intentions.

Justice Hall Listened to Plaintiff's Counsel Argue His Client's Position