The Interpretation of Contracts

Kim Lewison

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Legal principles and applications European and International Contract Law Legal Language and Interpretation

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An overview. The purpose of interpretation. The materials available. Law and precedent. The meaning of words. Implied terms. The canons of construction. Ambiguity and uncertainty. Mistakes and inconsistencies. Preliminary parts of a deed. The subject matter of the contract. Exemption clauses. Certificates, consents, and deeming clauses. Stipulations as to time. Conditions and conditional obligations. Penalties, termination and forfeiture clauses. Force Majeure. Dispute resolution clauses.

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