Claudia enters into a contract with Bayside Inn to provide Bayside's guests with complimentary breakfast foods.When a dispute arises over the terms of their contract,Bayside files a suit against Claudia.If the contract's writing is clear and unequivocal,a court will
A)enforce it according to its obvious terms.
B)give greater consideration to standardized terms.
C)give greater consideration to general language.
D)interpret it against the party who did not draft the contract.

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When a contract's writing is clear and unequivocal, a court will enforce it according to its obvious terms, regardless of the negotiating positions of the parties or the actual intent of the parties. This principle is known as the "rule of construction."

Claudia Enters into a Contract with Bayside Inn to Provide