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It is a contract that is not spoken and is not written down.
For instance, an implied contract would be a non-verbal one. Read the following links for more information on non-verbal contracts: Implied in fact contract - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Quasi-contract - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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