Which of the following is not a way to imply terms into contracts?
A) In the interests of fairness
B) By custom
C) By statute
D) By necessity

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The courts have resisted a test of reasonableness in implying terms and prefer the notion of necessity as shown in Liverpool City Council v Irwin [1977] AC 289. There is still no general doctrine allowing terms to be included in the interest of fairness. Stone par 6.7.7

Which of the Following Is Not a Way to Imply