A Contract Is Interpreted to Give Effect To

question 53

Multiple Choice

A contract is interpreted to give effect to:

• A) the intent manifested by the contract.
• B) what the court believes is a fair contract.
• C) what the defendant thought the contract meant.
• D) what will be best for the economic life of the community.

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Definitions:

S. 33

This term does not provide enough context to be defined accurately without additional information and may refer to a specific section of a legal, governmental, or organizational document.

Charter

A document, especially a legal one, establishing a group or corporation and defining its rights and privileges.

Commercial Expression

The use of speech or other forms of expression in a commercial context, often related to advertising or marketing.

Political Speech

Refers to expressions or communications relating to the governance of a country, political ideologies, or policies, which is often given a high level of protection under freedom of speech laws.