Any provision forming part of a contract is a contractual term and each term gives rise to a contractual obligation, the breach of which may give rise to the possibility of legal action. Although the phrase ‘terms and conditions’ is used colloquially to describe contractual terms, all express clauses may be terms, but not all terms may be conditions. Furthermore, there may be implied terms that are not expressly written in the contract but are enforceable. See also Representations, Pre-contractual.