Under the parol evidence rule, oral evidence will be excluded if it relates to

A. A contemporaneous oral agreement relating to a term in the contract.

B. Failure of a condition precedent.

C. Lack of contractual capacity.

D. A modification made several days after the contract was executed.

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Aditya Wilcox

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2 October, 17:33

Under the parol evidence rule, oral evidence will be excluded if it relates to

A. A contemporaneous oral agreement relating to a term in the contract.

B. Failure of a condition precedent.

C. Lack of contractual capacity.

D. A modification made several days after the contract was executed.

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Teagan Carey · Answer 1

The answer is A because the parol evidence rule applies to complete and unambiguous written contracts and makes any evidence that would modify or alter the written contract terms inadmissible. This rule applies to any oral agreements made prior to or contemporaneous with the written contract.

Under the parol evidence rule, oral evidence will be excluded if it relates toA. A contemporaneous oral agreement relating to a term in the contract.B. Failure of a condition precedent.C. Lack of contractual capacity.D. A modification made several days after the contract was executed.

Under the parol evidence rule, oral evidence will be excluded if it relates to

A. A contemporaneous oral agreement relating to a term in the contract.

B. Failure of a condition precedent.

C. Lack of contractual capacity.

D. A modification made several days after the contract was executed.