Implisert

Implisert is a Swedish word that translates to "implied" or "implicit" in English. It is commonly used in legal contexts, particularly when referring to contractual agreements or understandings. When something is implied, it is not explicitly stated but is understood to be part of the agreement based on the actions of the parties involved, the circumstances, or common practice. For example, a contract might not explicitly state that a product must be delivered within a reasonable timeframe, but this could be implied by industry standards or the nature of the transaction.

The concept of implied terms is important in contract law as it helps to fill gaps and ensure that agreements reflect the true intentions of the parties, even if those intentions were not fully articulated. Courts may look at evidence of past dealings between the parties, trade customs, or the overall context of the agreement to determine what terms are implied. While implied terms can be beneficial for practical reasons, they can also lead to disputes if one party's understanding of an implied term differs from the other's. Therefore, clear and explicit communication is often encouraged in business dealings to minimize ambiguity.