👉 The term "non-interposition" refers to a situation in which two or more parties have an agreement that they are bound by, but neither party is obligated to perform their part of the agreement. This can happen when one party agrees to perform something that another party has not agreed to do, and vice versa. A non-interposition contract is usually characterized as binding on both parties unless there is a clear statement in the contract that it is non-binding.
