Doornbos Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. v. Schlenker

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• noting that this element is part of claim for contractual “extras”
• noting that this element is part of claim for contractual “extras”
• in construing a written contract, court’s primary objective is ascertaining and giving effect to the parties’ intent as reflected in the agreement
• in construing written contract, court's primary objective is ascertaining and giving effect to the parties' intent as reflected in the agreement
• in construing a written contract, court's primary objective is ascertaining and giving effect to the parties' intent as reflected in the agreement
• in construing written contract, court’s primary objective is ascertaining and giving effect to the parties’ intent as reflected in the agreement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).