The Parol Evidence Rule Prohibits the Introduction of Oral Evidence

question 235

Multiple Choice

The parol evidence rule prohibits the introduction of oral evidence into a lawsuit where the evidence presented is contrary to the terms of a written contract. Parol evidence may be introduced when:

• A) it will explain the written instrument through previous trade usage
• B) a written contract is incomplete
• C) it will prove fraud, mistake or misrepresentation
• D) a written contract is unclear
• E) all of the other choices

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