Opening Word document…
“And/or” can mean either – defer to general community practice
Words and Phrases 7 (3A W&P, p. 224)
N.D. 1964. “And/or” as used in contract may mean either “and” or “or”, and interpretation should be one which will best effect purpose of parties as determined in light of equities of the case.—Hummel v. Kranz, 126 N.W.2d 786—Contracts 159.
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