CEVAP:

• Acontractwill be construed so far as possible in such a manner as not to permit one party to it take advantage of his wrong.
• Where the words of a contract are capable of two meanings, one of which is lawful and the other unlawful, the former construction should be preferred.
• The expression of a term which the law implies as a necessary part of the contract has no greater effect than the implied term would have had.
• The ejusdem generis rule: If it is found that things described by particular words have some common characteristic which constitutes them as genus, the general words which follow them ought to be limited to things of that genus.