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· 4/15/1965

Sears v. James Talcott, Inc.

Citations

  • 174 So. 2d 776

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  • The parol evidence rule serves as a shield to protect a valid, complete and unambiguous written instrument from any verbal assault that would contradict, add to, or subtract from it, or affect its construction.

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Judges: Melvin

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