Courts traditionally interpreted exclusion clauses contra proferentem, or against the interests of the person seeking to rely on it. Why did the courts take this approach, and to what extent has it been displaced by alternative approaches?

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Courts Traditionally Interpreted Exclusion Clauses Contra Proferentem, or Against the Interests