What type of contract has some of the terms and conditions?

What type of contract has some of the terms and conditions?

• A. Express contract
• B. Void contract
• C. Unilateral contract
• D. Implied contract

Answer: (D)

When the terms aren’t written or spoken but are understood from the parties’ actions and the surrounding circumstances, that forms an implied contract. The agreement is created by conduct—how you behave, what you accept, and how the other party acts—so the terms like price, duties, and expectations are inferred rather than laid out in a document. For example, if you provide a service and the other party accepts it and pays, the parties are operating under an implied contract even if nothing was formally agreed in writing. An express contract would have clear terms stated in writing or verbally, a void contract means it’s unenforceable, and a unilateral contract involves a promise in return for an actual act. So the terms are recognized through conduct, which makes this an implied contract.

When the terms aren’t written or spoken but are understood from the parties’ actions and the surrounding circumstances, that forms an implied contract. The agreement is created by conduct—how you behave, what you accept, and how the other party acts—so the terms like price, duties, and expectations are inferred rather than laid out in a document. For example, if you provide a service and the other party accepts it and pays, the parties are operating under an implied contract even if nothing was formally agreed in writing. An express contract would have clear terms stated in writing or verbally, a void contract means it’s unenforceable, and a unilateral contract involves a promise in return for an actual act. So the terms are recognized through conduct, which makes this an implied contract.