Williams v. Teran, Inc.

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• noting that any doubt in a contract must be resolved against the drafting party
• noting an ambiguity in an agreement must be resolved against its drafter
• where contract is susceptible of more than one interpretation, doubts shall be resolved against the party whose business it was to speak without ambiguity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).