The parol evidence rule will not permit evidence of an oral agreement that is inconsistent with a written term, for as to that term the contract is integrated.
"Parol evidence” is generally oral evidence. It is beneficial and may be admitted under certain circumstances after the parties agree to a final written agreement. For example, if the parties to the contract made a mistake, such as omitting or mistakenly listing a term, parol evidence may be considered.
The parol evidence rule is an evidentiary rule in contract disputes which generally makes evidence of agreements outside the parties' written contract inadmissible. That is, under the parol evidence rule any agreement that is not contained within the written contract is inadmissible in court.
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