Ambiguous property description permits evidence to identify the intended subject where contractual language partly fits two factual sets. Ambiguous language may be clarified by evidence where it applies partly to each of two existing sets of facts but, taken as a whole, correctly applies to ... Summary
Ambiguous property description permits evidence to identify the intended subject where contractual language partly fits two factual sets.
Ambiguous language may be clarified by evidence where it applies partly to each of two existing sets of facts but, taken as a whole, correctly applies to neither. Evidence is confined to identifying which of the two factual subjects the language was intended to denote.
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