Contracts

In NJ, when a contract contains an 'integration clause' (merger clause), the effect is that:

AAll prior written and oral agreements are incorporated into the new contract
BThe written contract is the complete and exclusive agreement, superseding all prior negotiations and representations✓ Correct
CThe parties can modify the contract verbally at any time
DThe attorney review period is extended

Explanation

An integration or merger clause specifies that the written contract represents the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior oral and written representations. Parties cannot rely on prior statements not included in the final written contract.

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