The parole evidence rule Select one: a. Prevents the admission of any evidence t

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The parole evidence rule Select one: a. Prevents the admission of any evidence that contradicts the writing signed by the parties. O b. Prevents only the admission of agreements between the parties made after the contract was signed. O c. Prevents only be admission of evidence of agreements made by the parties prior to signing the writing if such agreements contradict the writing d. Prevents only be admission of evidence of agreements made by the parties contemporaneously with signing the writing if such agreements contradict the writing e. Answer is C and D only.

Explanation / Answer

The parole evidence rule, prevents only be admission of evidence of agreements made by the parties prior or contemporaneously with signing the writing if such agreements contradict the writing.

Hence Answer C & D are correct.

The parole rule was brought in to the action long time back and was used as evidence during the court proceedings to protect the original spirit of the agreement in hearing the disputes which had arisen at later point of time.

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