Dealing honestly, reasonably, and in good faith means all the following except:
A) these are implied duties in every contract for services.
B) these are implied duties in every contract for the sale of goods.
C) the parties will not injure each other.
D) these are express duties in every contract for services.

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Dealing honestly, reasonably, and in good faith are implied duties in every contract for services and the sale of goods. The parties will not injure each other, but this is not necessarily a part of the duty to deal honestly, reasonably, and in good faith. However, these duties are not express duties in every contract for services or the sale of goods, unless specifically stated in the contract.

Dealing Honestly, Reasonably, and in Good Faith Means All the Following