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Originally Posted by saumaun
Oral statements are not admitted in court per the Parol Evidence Rule unless they are being testified to prove fraud or the statements clarified the text within the contract.
Plus, if you have a loan, and you ask for an extension, and they say yes, you better get it in writing. If they say yes and you do not pay them when you were originally supposed to, you CAN be sued because you cannot make changes to a contract with old consideration.
Business Law FTW!
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yeh i was going the parol evidence route but tried the KISS method here so everyone could understand to get EVERYTHING in writing or agree to it at your own risk.