Which of the Following Is an Accurate Description of the Parol

question 46

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an accurate description of the parol evidence rule?

• A)The parol evidence rule states that oral evidence of an agreement made after a written agreement is inadmissible when the parties intend the written agreement to be the complete and final version of their agreement.
• B)The parol evidence rule states that oral evidence of an agreement made prior to or contemporaneously with a written agreement is admissible when the parties intend the written agreement to be the complete and final version of their agreement.
• C)The parol evidence rule states that oral evidence of an agreement made prior to or contemporaneously with a written agreement is inadmissible when the parties intend the written agreement to be the complete and final version of their agreement.
• D)The parol evidence rule states that oral evidence of an agreement made prior to,but not contemporaneously with,a written agreement is inadmissible when the parties intend the written agreement to be the complete and final version of their agreement.
• E)The parol evidence rule states that oral evidence of an agreement made prior to or contemporaneously with a written agreement is inadmissible when the parties did not intend the written agreement to be the complete and final version of their agreement.

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