👉 "Unliquidated" is a legal term in the United States that refers to a situation where a contract or agreement has not been fully executed or performed. The terms of an unliquidated contract are typically unclear, and it may be difficult for either party to enforce their rights under the contract due to lack of performance. In such circumstances, a court or arbitrator may require both parties to perform the contract in order to ensure that they receive all the benefits or services promised by the other party.
