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When Interpreting an Integrated Contract, a Court Will Exclude Parol

Question 27

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When interpreting an integrated contract, a court will exclude parol evidence in all of the following cases except:

A) to add to the terms of a contract.
B) to modify the terms of a contract.
C) to contradict the terms of a contract.
D) to show fraud.

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