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Agreed, and I think this isn't really about whether he personally knows legal jargon, but about whether he had a clear idea WTF he wanted before making brash de
by Terr_ 2y ago
Agreed, and I think this isn't really about whether he personally knows legal jargon, but about whether he had a clear idea WTF he wanted before making brash demands and threats.
(Or, much less charitably, the intentional use of vague language in bad faith.)
- Roscius 2y agocontra proferentem - a rule in contract law that states any ambiguity in a contract should be interpreted against the party that drafted it