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Understanding the Parole Evidence Rule by Norvie Joy Panes is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The Parol Evidence Rule states that when parties have a valid written agreement, any prior or contemporaneous verbal agreements on the same matter are considered merged into the written agreement. As such, evidence of a prior or contemporaneous verbal agreement is generally not admissible to vary, contradict, or defeat the written agreement. Parol evidence refers to any oral or written evidence intended to vary or contradict a complete and enforceable written agreement. However, a party may present evidence

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Norvie Joy Panes

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