It is a fundamental policy that if the parties do not provide definite enough terms in their contracts, the courts will complete the contract in the court's best judgment.

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Courts generally do not create or complete contracts for the parties; instead, they interpret and enforce the terms that the parties have expressly agreed upon. If a contract lacks definite terms, it may be deemed unenforceable due to vagueness or indefiniteness.

It Is a Fundamental Policy That If the Parties Do