What is the example of innominate contract?

An example of an innominate contract is a contract for the sale of goods where the specific terms, such as delivery time and payment method, are not explicitly defined. In such cases, the rights and obligations of the parties depend on the conduct and circumstances surrounding the agreement rather than being strictly categorized as a sale, lease, or service. This flexibility allows parties to negotiate terms that suit their needs without being bound by traditional contract classifications.