Charles v. B & B Theatres

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• finding that when the contract is ambiguous in its terms other evidence must be considered to ascertain the intent of the parties
• “[W]hen the written contract is ambiguous in its terms, ... parol and other extrinsic evidence will be admitted to determine the intent of the parties.”
• “[W]hen the written contract is ambiguous in its terms, ... parol and other extrinsic evidence will be admitted to determine the intent of the parties.”
• “[WJhen the written contract is ambiguous in its terms, ... parol and other extrinsic evidence will be admitted to determine the intent of the parties.”
• “[W]hen the written contract is ambiguous in its terms ... parol and other extrinsic evidence will be admitted to determine the intent of the parties.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).