No. 71-459 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | Oct 6, 1972
Lead Opinion
Appellant appeals a final summary judgment entered against it in a suit arising out of a written contract.
The able trial judge, after taking voluminous testimony, ruled that the contract was not ambiguous and therefore refused to consider the parol evidence.
We hold that the contract itself was ambiguous in its terms and upon considering the parol evidence genuine issues of material fact as to the correct interpretation of the language of the contract were created. This being the case, it was error to enter a final summary judgment.
Reversed and remanded.
Dissenting Opinion
(dissenting).
I must respectfully dissent. There are no latent ambiguities in the contract herein, when read as a whole, which would render its terms amenable to parol for clarification.