Contracts
The parol evidence rule provides that:
AOral testimony can always supplement a written contract
BA prior oral agreement cannot be used to modify an integrated written contract✓ Correct
CContracts must be read aloud at closing
DVerbal agreements about personal property are always enforceable
Explanation
The parol evidence rule prevents the introduction of prior oral agreements to contradict or modify the terms of an integrated written contract. If the parties intended the written contract to be the complete agreement, prior oral discussions are not admissible to change its terms.
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