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Parole Evidence Rule Australia

by Peter John (2021-05-15)


The Parole Evidence Rule Australia according to the Contract law of Australia is a substantive common law rule. It prevents the parties of a written contract against presenting the evidence that is extrinsic and discloses the ambiguity and adds or clarifies it to the written term of Contract that appears to be the whole.



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