Which of the following is NOT a reason a court will imply a term into a contract?
A)That the term follows a well-known trade custom in a particular industry.
B)That by implying the term it would cure an obvious omission and give the contract business efficacy.
C)The term is required by statute.
D)That by implying the term it would make a fairer bargain.

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Courts imply terms into contracts to ensure they are effective and reflect the parties' intentions, not to make the contract fairer. The fairness of the bargain is determined at the time of contract formation and is not a ground for implying terms.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason a Court