The Parol Evidence Rule Provides That If the Parties Have

question 18

True/False

The parol evidence rule provides that if the parties have put their contract in writing and intend the writing to be their final agreement, evidence of prior or future agreements may not be used in court to vary or contradict the written agreement.

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