Implied terms usually result from
A)a decision of the court.
B)a decision of the promisee.
C)long-established customs of a particular trade.
D)a decision of the promisor.
E)agreement between the parties.

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Implied terms often arise from long-established customs of a particular trade. These customs are considered part of the parties' agreement, even if not expressly stated. However, implied terms can also arise from other sources such as statute, previous dealings between the parties, and the reasonable expectations of the parties. They do not typically result from a decision of the court or the decisions of the parties themselves (unless those decisions form a previous course of dealings).

Implied Terms Usually Result from