Implied powers are assumed powers not explicitly stated in a legal document, but necessary for its functionality. The US Constitution’s “necessary and proper clause” allows for implied powers, which can be challenged. Without them, delays and threats to national security could occur. Implied powers do not allow for the seizure of any power, and attempts […]
Implied consent is inferred from actions or lack of action and applies to driving laws, business operations, and civil disputes. Drivers give implied consent to abide by drink driving laws and provide samples if stopped by police. Companies give implied consent by operating in a specific region. In legal matters, silence implies consent and may […]
Contracts have two types of provisions: express terms and implied terms. Implied terms are not specifically written but are assumed to be included. They offer legal protection against fraud and misrepresentation. Laws recognizing unwritten terms vary between regions, but many countries have standardized them in sales contracts. Implied terms can be voided if specifically stated […]
Metaphors compare two things indirectly, with implied metaphors using tangible objects to represent abstract ideas. They can take many forms, including being statements and verbs. Metaphors provide information briefly and add variety to writing, but clichés should be avoided. Implied metaphors are not the same as synecdoche and metonymy. A metaphor is a figure of […]
