A test used to determine if an unstated condition was originally implied at the time of writing the contract. In the method, an investigator tries to determine if the contracting parties had intended to included the term ‘x’ in the contract. As such, an unimplied term can be one that is logical and reasonable under the present condition, but one that wasn’t accounted for at the time the contract was drafted.

• BERMUDA AGREEMENT
• BERMUDA OPTION
• BERMUDATRANSFORMER
• BERNE CONVENTION
• BERNET
• BERNET
• BERRA
• BERRY, OR BURY
• BERRY RATIO
• BERTH
• BERTILLON SYSTEM
• BERTON
• FIRST INSTANCE
• FIRST LIEN
• FIRST LOSS
• FIRST LOSS
• FIRST LOSS INSURANCE
• FIRST LOSS INSURANCE
• FIRST MORTGAGE
• FIRST NAMED INSURED
• FIRST NAMED INSURED
• FIRST-PAGE-OUT TIME
• FIRST-PARTY INSURANCE
• FIRST PUBLICATION
• FIRST ROUND FINANCING