Which of the following types of contracts cannot be either contradicted or supplemented by evidence of prior agreements or expressions?
A) Totally integrated contracts.
B) Incomplete contracts.
C) Ambiguous contracts.
D) Oral contracts.

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A totally integrated contract is a document that represents the final expression of the parties' agreement and cannot be contradicted or supplemented by any evidence of prior agreements or expressions. This means that the parties have agreed to include all relevant terms in the written document and have excluded any other terms or promises made orally or in prior agreements. In contrast, incomplete, ambiguous, and oral contracts may be supplemented by evidence of prior agreements or expressions.

Which of the Following Types of Contracts Cannot Be Either