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When is a vague or missing contractual term material enough to make the bargain objectively uncertain rather than merely imperfectly drafted?
What must be sufficiently certain and complete for a court objectively to enforce a bargain rather than make one for the parties?
When an agreement leaves a term open, what mechanisms — such as an objective standard, a prior course of dealing, or established custom — can let a court fill the gap and uphold the contract?
Why does the parties' intention to be bound not, by itself, cure uncertainty in an agreement's essential terms?
If the price term of a contract is missing or unclear, when can the price still be determined objectively, and when does that gap make the bargain too uncertain to enforce?
What is the effect when parties leave a material term for future negotiation without an objective mechanism?
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