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Implied notice is when someone is considered to have knowledge of something, even if they were not directly informed. This can happen in a few ways:
For example, if a landlord records a lease agreement with the county, anyone who looks up the property records would have implied notice of the lease terms. Even if they didn't read the lease itself, they would be considered to have knowledge of it because it was recorded.
Another example would be if a company is in financial trouble and has missed payments to its suppliers. The suppliers would have reason to know about the company's financial problems, even if they were not directly informed, because they have not been paid.