Contracts

Under New York law, an 'integration clause' (also called a merger clause) in a purchase contract states that:

AAll prior negotiations and representations are superseded by the written contract, which represents the entire agreement of the parties✓ Correct
BThe parties must integrate their escrow accounts
CThe buyer must integrate (combine) all financing sources
DThe title company is integrated into the transaction

Explanation

An integration (merger) clause provides that the written contract represents the complete and final agreement of the parties, superseding all prior negotiations, representations, and agreements not incorporated into the written document.

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