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When can a comma cost you $2 million?
Isn't there some rule, that if there is a dispute in the contract, whoever wrote it gets the "less beneficial" interpretation?
grellas
on Jan 13, 2010
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Yes, in the case of ambiguity in meaning, the rule (when applied) states that such ambiguities are construed against the drafting party.
jvdh
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I would think that if the prices are not set in the contract, and the prices are subsequently raised each year, then you're changing the terms of the contract. IANAL, but I would think that that entitles you to get out of the contract.
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