Chapter 9-07 - INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT
- Section 9-07-01 - Public and private contracts interpreted by same rules
- Section 9-07-02 - Language of contract governs if clear
- Section 9-07-03 - Contract interpreted to give effect to mutual intention
- Section 9-07-04 - Intention ascertained from writing alone if possible
- Section 9-07-05 - Real intention to govern in cases of fraud, mistake, or accident
- Section 9-07-06 - Contract interpreted as a whole
- Section 9-07-07 - Several contracts part of one transaction interpreted together
- Section 9-07-08 - Contract interpreted so it may be carried into effect
- Section 9-07-09 - Words to be interpreted in ordinary sense
- Section 9-07-10 - Interpretation of technical words
- Section 9-07-11 - [Repealed]
- Section 9-07-12 - Contract explained by reference to circumstances
- Section 9-07-13 - Contract extends only to things to be covered
- Section 9-07-14 - Interpreted as promisor believed promisee understood it
- Section 9-07-15 - Clauses subordinate to general intent
- Section 9-07-16 - Written part of contract controls printed part
- Section 9-07-17 - Repugnancies reconciled with intent
- Section 9-07-18 - Inconsistent words rejected
- Section 9-07-19 - Uncertainty interpreted against party causing it - Presumption as to cause
- Section 9-07-20 - Stipulations necessary to make contract reasonable implied
- Section 9-07-21 - Things incidental to contract - When and when not implied
- Section 9-07-22 - Rules governing time of performance when not specified
- Section 9-07-23 - When time is essence of contract