Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · medium
Ambiguities in a contract prepared by one party (contract of adhesion) are generally interpreted:
- In favor of the party who drafted it
- In favor of the richer party
- Against the party who caused the ambiguity
- By drawing lots
Answer
C. Against the party who caused the ambiguity
Solution
Article 1377.
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