Suppose that a term is not the result of a statement expressed by either of two negotiating parties.Which of the following is TRUE?

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If a term is not the result of a statement expressed by either of the parties, it can still be an implied term of the contract. In many cases, courts may imply terms into contracts based on custom and usage or to give effect to the parties' intentions. Therefore, option C is correct as it suggests that the term could only be a term of the contract if it is an implied term. The other options are not necessarily true in all cases.

Suppose That a Term Is Not the Result of a Statement