Prohibiting the Introduction of Oral Evidence When It Contradicts the Terms

question 242

Multiple Choice

Prohibiting the introduction of oral evidence when it contradicts the terms of a written contract is an example of:

• A) the right to disaffirm
• B) the parol evidence rule
• C) promissory estoppel
• D) a legal detriment
• E) none of the other choices

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