Contracts
The integration clause in a real estate purchase contract provides that:
AThe contract integrates federal and state law requirements
BThe written contract is the complete and final agreement, superseding all prior negotiations✓ Correct
CBoth parties must be integrated into the same real estate office
DThe contract covers all future transactions between the parties
Explanation
An integration (merger) clause states that the written contract represents the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior discussions, negotiations, and representations.
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