Contracts
In South Carolina, what is a 'merger clause' (also called an 'integration clause') in a contract?
AA clause merging two separate properties into one transaction
BA clause stating that the written contract represents the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes all prior negotiations✓ Correct
CA clause merging the buyer's and seller's obligations
DA clause allowing two contracts to be merged into one
Explanation
A merger/integration clause states that the written contract is the entire agreement, incorporating and superseding all prior discussions, negotiations, letters of intent, and promises. This prevents parties from later claiming oral agreements modified the written contract.
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