A rule that would prevent a court from considering oral statements that were inconsistent with the written document is known as a:
A) parol evidence rule.
B) rule of natural justice.
C) rule of alibi.
D) generis rule.

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The parol evidence rule is a legal principle that prohibits a court from considering oral or written statements made outside of a written contract if they contradict or modify the terms of that contract. In other words, if a contract contains specific terms and conditions, any additional or different terms that are not in writing are generally not enforceable.

A Rule That Would Prevent a Court from Considering Oral