A doctrine that examines a document within its four corners is
A)merger.
B)Statute of Frauds.
C)parol evidence.
D)strict construction.

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Strict construction is a doctrine that requires a court to look only at the four corners of a document (e.g. a contract or a statute) and to interpret it based solely on the language contained within the document itself, without considering any extrinsic evidence or other outside factors.

A Doctrine That Examines a Document Within Its Four Corners