Sentence examples for implied term from inspiring English sources

Counsel for Paymaster also point to the witness statements and Affidavits filed in this matter and argue that it strengthens the pleadings with evidence supporting the claim of an implied term.

In that case, the court found an implied term in an agreement which vested the beneficial ownership of the copyright in a certain logo developed by a contractor named Evans to the Griggs Group who were the clients.

In accordance with general principles, a term to the effect that the commissioner is to be entitled to the copyright will only be implied where it is necessary to give business efficacy to the contract and the implied term satisfies the officious bystander test.

From these, we can calculate the implied affine yield curves and decompose them into implied term premia and interest rate expectations.

The affine model enables us to calculate implied term premia along the curve and even interest rate expectations, although this requires us to assume that the term premia is the only source of risk compensation.

Section 14 of this act says there is an implied term that the goods under the contract are of satisfactory quality (obviously not in this case).

The Act is designed to prevent the avoidance of implied terms through exclusion clauses.

We note that Northern Foods trades at a premium to the implied merger terms with Greencore.

Another factor, Dr. Honig said, is that companies have broken an implied long-term contract they used to have with workers.

It doesn't suggest the confident, thoughtful judgment implied by terms such as artistic vision or socio-cultural impact.

Under "Evaluation" could the authors expand on what's implied by term-centric and protein-centric, F-max?