CNMI Bar Practice Questions - Northern Mariana Islands Bar Examination Exam

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A contract contains a fully integrated written agreement. One party seeks to introduce evidence of a prior oral agreement that contradicts a term in the writing. What does the parol evidence rule provide?

Evidence of a prior or contemporaneous agreement that contradicts a fully integrated writing is generally inadmissible to vary its terms All extrinsic evidence is always admissible to vary the writing Only oral evidence is barred; written evidence is always admitted The rule bars evidence of fraud in the inducement

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Evidence of a prior or contemporaneous agreement that contradicts a fully integrated writing is generally inadmissible to vary its terms

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