The parol evidence rule prohibits the introduction of a specific type of evidence relating to the terms of a contract when the language used in that document is clear.What is the second condition required to invoke the parol evidence rule?
A) Neither party can prove adverse affects of a documentary mistake.
B) Neither party is able to support its interpretation of the contract.
C) The restriction of the contractual content to the document is intentional.
D) Fraud by one party affecting formation of the contract was intentional.

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The parol evidence rule is invoked when the parties intend for their written contract to be the complete and final expression of their agreement, thus excluding any prior or contemporaneous oral or written statements. This is known as the integration clause, which is the essence of choice C.

The Parol Evidence Rule Prohibits the Introduction of a Specific