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Ambiguous Termination Clause in a Commercial Lease: Does the Rule in dubio contra stipulatorem Also Apply to the Successor of the Original Drafter?

The Federal Supreme Court applied the rule in dubio contra stipulatorem against a party that had not drafted the disputed termination clause in a commercial lease, on the sole ground that it had assumed the contractual position of the original drafter.

Real estate development and silent partnership: appearances may not always be deceiving

Unlike in a simple partnership, the silent partner in a silent partnership is not liable for a debt incurred by the general partner under a work contract with a contractor in a real estate development project.

Shareholders’ dispute regarding a former joint venture: Are today’s partners tomorrow’s enemies?

The interpretation of a shareholders’ agreement in a former joint venture which provided for option rights upon change of control.

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