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No. IV.5.5 - Falsa demonstratio ruleIn case the parties have used the wrong term but mean the same thing, their common intention prevails ("falsa demonstratio non nocet"). Trans-Lex Commentary [open]Please click below for (full) text references [doctrine] [court decisions] [model laws]There are no Threads related to this document. Open one by yourself. |
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This Principle is a specific example of Principle IV.5.1. If the common intention of the parties can be determined, that common intention prevails over a different wording of the the contract.