Unlisted agreement is in civil law the term for agreements that do not fall under a statutory figure. For the purpose of explaining such agreements, first of all, what has been agreed by the parties applies, provided that this does not conflict with statutory provisions or the good practices, and what they obviously felt in entering into it; then more general principles such as the right of use, good faith, the manner in which parties were given prior to the dispute or execution of the agreement in question and the additional effect and derogatory action of reasonableness and equity.
A practical problem with unlisted agreements usually involves termination, especially in cases where nothing was agreed or written in writing at the time of entering into the agreement and there was a difference between the parties to the agreement in question appears to exist or arise. Also see
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