While reading the above article, I was wondering why academicians are so obsessed by plain meaning rule, Ludwig Wittgenstein, HLA Hart, linguistic philosophy, Dworkin etc when they talk about contract interpretation when all they need to dois to think "pragmatically" (Posner?!!@%#$&^%) from the businessman's perspective for whom the contract was drafted...
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Article: Wittgenstein and Contract Precedents
VAL D. RICKS, THE POSSIBILITY OF PLAIN MEANING: WITTGENSTEIN AND THE CONTRACT PRECEDENTS, 56 Clev. St. L. Rev. 767
While reading the above article, I was wondering why academicians are so obsessed by plain meaning rule, Ludwig Wittgenstein, HLA Hart, linguistic philosophy, Dworkin etc when they talk about contract interpretation when all they need to dois to think "pragmatically" (Posner?!!@%#$&^%) from the businessman's perspective for whom the contract was drafted...
While reading the above article, I was wondering why academicians are so obsessed by plain meaning rule, Ludwig Wittgenstein, HLA Hart, linguistic philosophy, Dworkin etc when they talk about contract interpretation when all they need to dois to think "pragmatically" (Posner?!!@%#$&^%) from the businessman's perspective for whom the contract was drafted...
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