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The Analogous Application of Section 305c (2) BGB to the Interpretation of Automated Declarations of Intent According to various renowned commentaries on the German Civil Code, the principle that ambiguities are to be borne by the user of general terms and conditions (Section 305c (2) BGB) should also apply to automated declarations of intent. The extent to which this view deserves approval is questioned, taking into account findings from the legal history of the ambiguity rule, but also with recourse to legal economics and comparative law, and then it is explored whether this intention actually deserves legal approval.

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"""Marie Elisabeth Penne began her studies in law at Philipps-Universitat in Marburg in 2016 and completed her first state examination in 2021. After obtaining her first state examination, she pursued her doctoral studies under the supervision of Professor Dr. Constantin Willems. Concurrently with her doctoral research, she worked as a research assistant at the department of the Professor Dr. Constantin Willems at Philipps-University and at a leading European law firm, specializing in the areas of corporate law, specifically stock and capital market law, as well as mergers & acquisitions and private equity. She successfully completed her Doctorate in Law (Dr. jur.) dissertation in July 2023 through the Faculty of Law at Philipps-University Marburg."""

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