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Make Sure It’s in the Contract: NY’s Parol Evidence Rule

A good contract is comprehensive. When drafting a contract, everything discussed and agreed upon should be included in the physical document. Do not rely on contract negotiations, comments, conversations, or notes taken during the contract’s preparation or signing. If part of your agreement isn’t featured within the contract, even if