Walker v. Telex Corp.

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• construction of ambiguous contract is a matter of law for the court
• “If an ambiguity arises by reason of the language used and not because of extrinsic facts, construction of the contract remains a question of law for the court.” (citing Paclawski v. Bristol Lab’ys, Inc., 425 P.2d 452, 456 (1976))

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