Contracts
What is the 'parol evidence rule' in the context of Idaho real estate contracts?
AEvidence about criminal parole hearings
BA rule that prohibits introducing oral evidence to contradict or modify a written contract✓ Correct
CA rule requiring all contracts to be in plain language
DA rule about recording contracts in the county
Explanation
The parol evidence rule generally prevents parties from introducing oral or prior written agreements to contradict, vary, or add to the terms of a fully integrated written contract. The written contract is considered the complete agreement.
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