PrincipleCONTRACT LAW — Implied Term — Concluded Contract Not to Be Terminated Without Just Cause
- Area of law
- CONTRACT LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
A binding contract includes an implied term against termination without just cause. Unjustified termination constitutes breach of contract. The principle applies to contract law. The rule protects contractual stability and prevents arbitrary termination. The implied term exists regardless of express provision. The terminating party must…
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