What do implied contract mean
An implied contract is a contract that exists based on the actions of those involved. Though it is not a written or spoken contract, it is just as legal. A contract is assumed to exist based on the behaviors of the parties to it. An implied contract is a legally enforceable agreement that is formed by the conduct or behavior of the parties rather than through specific words. Most legal contracts are written down, but those that are implied typically aren’t, and not only that they often don’t even involve direct communication between the parties.