Ambiguities will always be ""construed against the drafter"" of the documents containing the ambiguity

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While the principle of "contra proferentem" suggests that ambiguities in a contract are often construed against the party that drafted the document, this is not an absolute rule and can vary depending on the jurisdiction, the context of the ambiguity, and whether both parties had equal bargaining power or legal representation.

Ambiguities Will Always Be ""Construed Against the Drafter"" of the Documents