Which of the following would allow a judge to imply terms into a contract in order to make it workable?

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The doctrine of business efficacy allows a judge to imply terms into a contract in order to make it workable, meaning that a contract should be interpreted in a way that reflects the intentions of the parties and enables them to carry out the contract's purpose. The other options may be relevant to contract law, but do not pertain specifically to the ability to imply terms into a contract.

Which of the Following Would Allow a Judge to Imply