promise implied in fact
- A commitment inferred from particular details, situations, or actions involved between two parties
- In the case of the contractor and the homeowner, a promise implied in fact was assumed when the former started working without any written contract.
- The court identified a promise implied in fact when the manager consistently approved overtime work without formal agreement.
- In contract law, the promise implied in fact often takes precedence over verbally agreed terms when there's a conflict.
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