When the parties to a contract express their agreement in a writing that is deemed an "integration" of their agreement, how will a court deal with evidence of other written or oral expressions relating to the bargain?

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Ray Barr

28 February, 07:25

When the parties to a contract express their agreement in a writing that is deemed an "integration" of their agreement, how will a court deal with evidence of other written or oral expressions relating to the bargain?

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Noe Dougherty · Answer 1

When the parties to a contract express their agreement in a writing that is deemed an "integration" of their agreement, a court will deal with evidence of other written or oral expressions relating to the bargain by making them inadmissible to wary the terms of the writing, which is true for any written or oral expression made prior to the writing, as well as any oral expressions made contemporaneous with the writing.