Identification evidence resolves contractual references where language could designate only one of several persons or things. Evidence of facts may identify the person or thing intended where language could apply to any one of several persons or things but could not apply to more ... Summary
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Identification evidence resolves contractual references where language could designate only one of several persons or things.
Evidence of facts may identify the person or thing intended where language could apply to any one of several persons or things but could not apply to more than one. This mechanism permits factual identification where a seller has two white horses but agrees to sell "my white horse", or where a reference to Hyderabad may concern either of two places bearing that name.
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