Two parties sue over a dispute regarding a term in a contract.The court determines that the clause in dispute is so badly drafted that a reasonable person would not be able to determine its meaning.The term is not essential to the contract.What is the most likely court decision?

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Since the term in dispute is not essential to the contract and is badly drafted, the court may rule that it is void and can be severed from the contract without affecting the rest of the agreement. This will allow the parties to continue with their obligations under the remaining terms of the contract.

Two Parties Sue Over a Dispute Regarding a Term in a Contract.The