"I was incensed," Ms. DeRosa said, especially since her agency had written the standardized contract language in question and often sends bulletins to insurers on how to interpret the contract.
"An actual controversy has arisen and now exists between S.C.R.R.A. and Connex," according to the lawsuit, which asks the court to interpret the contract and determine which party could be held liable.
He's nice and charming if not particularly original, much like his counterparts, many of whom land management deals before they even know how to interpret the contracts they're signing.
Even if you had read (and correctly interpreted) the entire contract, and decided to take your business elsewhere, odds are you would have seen the same clause in every competing company's terms-of-service agreement, too.
Khodorkovsky, whom police accused this month of organising a contract killing in 1998, interpreted the latest pressure on him as payback for his criticism of Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
Mr. Johnson, whose relationship with Mr. Belichick had already been strained by a contract dispute, said he interpreted the scene as Mr. Belichick's testing his desire to play, and that he might be cut and lose his $1.1 million salary — N.F.L. contracts are not guaranteed — if he did not follow orders.
The next proposition shows that we may interpret the counterparty risky contract as the basic contract A, which is complemented by the collateral adjustment process (mathcal {X}=left (X^{1},X^{2}right)= (C^,-C^)) and the CCR cash flow ACCR.
Beginning with Allgeyer v. Louisiana (1897), the Court interpreted the Due Process Clause as providing substantive protection to private contracts, thus prohibiting a variety of social and economic regulation; this principle was referred to as "freedom of contract".
And yet the courts have again and again interpreted the Sherman Act's ban on "restraint of trade" to forbid tying contracts.
Catherine interpreted the rappings.
