👉 The term "unimplied" is a legal term in the United States that describes the situation where a party to a contract has not agreed to perform certain obligations, such as payment of a portion of the price. This means that the other party may be entitled to any additional compensation for the performance of the contract even if they have not agreed to do so. In some cases, this can give the other party an incentive to fulfill their contractual obligations more fully or negotiate for a higher price.
