Opinion ZEBROWSKI, J. The meaning of a term used in a contract is sometimes so obvious to the contracting parties that neither side sees any need for an express definition. Later, after circumstances have changed and new financial incentives have arisen, one side may wish it had a different agreement. Remanüfactured memories and new advice then combine to ascribe a…
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