Ordinarily, a party to a contract has no duty to volunteer information to the other party.

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Generally, there is no legal obligation for a party to disclose information to the other party unless there is a specific provision in the contract that requires disclosure, or if one party engages in deceptive or fraudulent behavior. However, there may be ethical considerations that could influence a party to disclose relevant information to the other party.

Ordinarily, a Party to a Contract Has No Duty to Volunteer