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Two parties enter a written contract that appears complete on its face. One party seeks to introduce evidence of an oral agreement made before signing that contradicts a term in the writing. Under the parol evidence rule, is this evidence admissible?

Yes, oral agreements always supplement written contracts No, prior or contemporaneous oral agreements that contradict a fully integrated writing are barred Yes, because oral evidence is more reliable than writings No, because all oral agreements are unenforceable

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No, prior or contemporaneous oral agreements that contradict a fully integrated writing are barred

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