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Harker v. McKissock

Citations

  • 96 A.2d 660
  • 12 N.J. 310
  • 1953 N.J. LEXIS 246

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  • “The essence of voluntary integration is the intentional reduction of the act to a single memorial; and where such is the case the law deems the writing to be the sole and indisputable repository of the intention of the parties.”
  • \The essence of voluntary integration is the intentional reduction of the act to a single memorial; and where such is the case the law deems the writing to be the sole and indisputable repository of the intention of the parties.\

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Judges: Vanderbilt, Heher, Oliphant, Wachenfeld, Burling

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