Contracts
The 'parol evidence rule' in Florida contract law means that:
AOral agreements can always supplement a written contract
BA written contract cannot generally be modified by prior or contemporaneous oral agreements✓ Correct
CAll contract terms must be spoken aloud during signing
DOral contracts are always enforceable in real estate
Explanation
The parol evidence rule prevents introduction of prior or contemporaneous oral or written statements to vary or contradict the terms of a final, complete written contract. In real estate, this reinforces the importance of including all agreed terms in the written contract.
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