Business Law Today 8th Edition by Roger LeRoy Miller,Gaylord Jentz

تمرين 1

The following multiple-choice question is representative of the types of questions available in one of the four sections of ThomsonNOW for Business Law Today. ThomsonNOW also provides feedback for each response option, whether correct or incorrect, and refers to the location within the chapter where the correct answer can be found. Ambiguous terms in a contract are generally a. interpreted against the party with greater bargaining power.
B not enforced.
C) interpreted according to what the parties claim their intent was when they drafted the contract.
D) interpreted against the party who drafted the contract containing ambiguous language.