An ambiguous indemnification provision must be construed against the indemnitee, and here, ambiguities within the indemnification provision of the contact between the general contractor and subcontractor, as well as inconsistencies with a rider in the contract, do not demonstrate the clear and unequivocal intention for the subcontractor to be indemnified for its own share of negligence.
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