Multiple Choice
One approach that the courts adopt to interpret the provisions of contracts is to determine the most reasonable interpretation of express terms. Where this cannot be done, the second approach
A) is to ask the parties if there is an implied term in the contract.
B) involves the determination of the most widely held understanding of the provision.
C) is to determine whether the intention of the parties can be achieved only by acknowledging the existence of an implied term.
D) is to request that a jury determine which interpretation is in accord with societal standards.
E) is to make a contract for the parties.
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