Applying the Parole Evidence Rule

question 37

Multiple Choice

Applying the parole evidence rule:

• A) Written contracts with ambiguous terms are automatically void and cannot be corrected.
• B) Oral agreements may be used to change a final written contract if the final written contract isn't exactly conforming to the precontract agreements.
• C) Written agreements may be used to change a final written contract if the final written contract isn't exactly conforming to the precontract agreements.
• D) A written contract is the final expression of the party's agreement and may not be contradicted by oral or written agreements made prior to the writing.

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