Contracts
In Louisiana, the 'merger clause' (integration clause) in a real estate contract states that:
AMultiple offers are merged into a single contract
BThe written contract is the complete agreement between the parties, and prior or contemporaneous verbal agreements are not enforceable✓ Correct
CClosings from two separate transactions are merged into one
DBoth buyer and seller have merged their interests
Explanation
An integration clause (merger clause) in a contract provides that the written agreement represents the entire understanding between the parties, and prior negotiations, representations, or verbal agreements are not part of the contract and cannot be used to alter its terms.
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