Contratos y EjecuciónPregunta 859 de 1605
In interpreting a contract that has both typed and pre-printed (form) terms that conflict, courts commonly give priority to:
a.Neither term, voiding the contract
b.Whichever term is longer
c.The specifically typed or handwritten terms, as they better reflect the parties' actual intent
d.The pre-printed form language
Explicación
When negotiated typed or handwritten terms conflict with standardized pre-printed form language, courts generally give effect to the specific typed or handwritten provisions, reasoning that terms the parties deliberately wrote in reflect their actual intent more reliably than boilerplate. A conflict between specific and general terms is resolved in favor of the specific. The conflict does not void the contract or turn on which clause is longer.
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