Under the uniform commercial code (ucc), evidence of be used as evidence for interpreting an otherwise valid written contract.

Parol evidence principle

Explanation:

The Parol evidence principle usually forbids the inclusion of proof of previous or contemporary arrangements and contracts that oppose, change or alter the terms of the contract of any written agreement. It is induced whenever the signed agreement is supposed to be include as full and permanent representation of the contract between the parties.

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