Answer:
plain meaning rule
Explanation:
In plain meaning rule, the court will disregard all context or special circumstances when examining a contract. They will use what actually written in the contract even though it might contain bizarre conditions.
For example,
Let's say that person A signed a contract with person B to perform at B's cafe Last Saturday. The contract stated that if Person A fail to show up at Saturday, She'll be subjected to a $5,000 fine.
On Saturday, person A fail to show up because she had an accident.
If the court does not adopt a plain meaning rule, The $ 5,000 could be pardoned from person A due to unexpected circumstances. But, if plain meaning rule is applied, Person A still have to pay that $5,000.