The Parol Evidence Rule

question 8

Multiple Choice

The parol evidence rule

• A) widens the scope to admit into evidence facts proving other agreed terms of a contract.
• B) applies to both written and verbal contracts.
• C) is circumvented by the existence of a condition precedent.
• D) is irrelevant where a written contract cannot be performed within one year.
• E) supplies terms to a contract that are otherwise only implied, and by operation of the rule, need not be proven in evidence.

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