What Is the Parole Evidence Rule

question 44

Multiple Choice

What is the parole evidence rule?

• A) The rule that requires a party to a contract from adducing evidence from a third party regarding discussions he may have had with such a third party about the provisions of a contract.
• B) A rule that prevents convicted persons on parole from entering into contractual obligations.
• C) The rule that prevents a party from adding to a contract a term that was previously agreed upon, but was not included in the final written contract.
• D) The rule that requires that persons on parole seek the approval of a court before entering into any contract.
• E) The rule that prevents a court from interpreting a contract that is illegal.

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