Parol Evidence And Judicial Decisions
Why does the introduction of parol evidence complicate a judge's decision?
AThe written contract becomes secondary to the parol evidence, thereby complicating the decision.
BThe written contract is the clearest expression of the parties' intentions, and parol evidence complicates this clarity.
CParol evidence voids the agreement established in the written contract, thereby complicating the litigation.
DA judge cannot consider both a written contract and parol evidence, forcing the court to choose one and exclude the other.
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