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A) Where a typographical error occurs in the document and obviously does not represent the agreement of the parties.
B) Where one of the parties to the contract lacks contractual capacity.
C) The parol evidence rule applies in both of the above situations.
D) The parol evidence rule does not apply in either (a) or (b) .
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A) A mother tells a merchant to extend $1,000 worth of credit to her son and says, "If he doesn't pay, I will."
B) Andrew promises Donald that if Donald cannot pay his bills, Andrew will.
C) A father tells a merchant to deliver a computer to his daughter and says, "Send me the bill. I'll pay for it."
D) All of these are collateral promises.
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A) In consideration of Joan's promising to marry him, Dwight promises to pay her an allowance and to give her all of his property upon his death.
B) John and Mary mutually agree that their marriage shall not affect the existing property rights of the other.
C) John and Joan mutually promise to marry each other in a formal ceremony on June 23.
D) Joan promises to release a money judgment against Steven in consideration of his marrying her.
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A) Course of performance.
B) Course of dealing.
C) Usage of trade.
D) Express terms.
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A) A collateral promise made to the creditor.
B) A promise, the leading object of which is to obtain an economic benefit for oneself.
C) A collateral promise where there are three parties and two contracts involved.
D) A promise by an executor to pay the debts of the decedent from the executor's own funds.
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A) No, because it contradicts the terms of the contract.
B) No, because it changes the agreement.
C) No, because it explains the agreement.
D) Yes, it would be admissible, because it is subsequent to the written agreement.
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A) Prior written agreements.
B) Contemporaneous oral or written agreements that change the contract.
C) Subsequent oral or written agreements modifying the original agreement.
D) Prior oral agreements.
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