Delaware Superior Court Defines “Including”

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Triumph Aerostructures-Tulsa LLC v. Spirit Aerosystems Inc., C.A. N17C-11-262 MMJ CCLD (August 8, 2018)

Contracts often use the word “including” as part of a definition of a term. But is that to limit or enlarge what that term means?  This decision holds that “including” is a term of enlargement or extension when used that way and grants a partial summary judgment based on that interpretation.

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