Principle

CONTRACT LAW – Contractual Terms – Importation of Extraneous Terms

Area of law
CONTRACT LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This reinforces Principle 400. Courts cannot add terms parties didn't agree to. "Extraneous matters" means: requirements not stated in contract, obligations parties didn't undertake, conditions not agreed upon, or restrictions not included. Courts must not: import unstated requirements (like consent for interest rate changes not…

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