the statement, the more likely the contract as a term (3) An expert opinion is in better position the accuracy of the statement, as a term. And also ... And also ... (4) If the time interval between the statement and making contract is a long one, it may be argued to be a representation but not a term (Routledge v McKay (1954); (5) If the statement comes after signing a formal written contract then it is more likely to be classed as a representation; Now the second issue - In case of written contracts, is it possible to lead evidence of terms other than those contained in the written contract?
- The parol evidence rule - principle that preserves the integrity of written documents or agreements by prohibiting the parties from attempting to alter the meaning of the written document
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