Ketay v. Gorenstein

In the interpretation of this contract, we must consider it as a whole in order to give each of its pro visions the meaning intended by the parties. State ex rel. Dept. of Agr. & M. v. Badger Dairy, Inc. (1944), 245 Wis. 229, 14 N. W. (2d) 34; Hampton Plains Realty Co. v. Melvin Co. (1934), 214 Wis. 128, 252 N. W. 572.

Appellant states that the intention of the parties is clear from the contract itself, but in order to arrive at the construction contended for in his argument it would be necessary to reject certain portions of the contract. This we cannot do unless it presents an irreconcilable…