If two parties used a form contract, and one of the parties drafted the contract, ambiguities are resolved against the party who drafted the contract.

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This is known as the doctrine of contra proferentem or the rule of interpretation against the drafter. It means that the party who drafted the contract is held responsible for any ambiguities or unclear terms, and the courts will interpret them in favor of the other party.

If Two Parties Used a Form Contract, and One of the Parties