Nathan Clifford, Goddard v. Foster — Opinion of the Court
“ Forbes, [7] that the question was exclusively for the court; Jervis, C. J., remarking, 'Surely the construction of written documents is for the judge, whether many or few in number.' Exceptional cases arise where the contract rests partly in the correspondence and partly in oral communications, in which it is held that the question whether or not there is a contract is a question for the jury. ”
