Generally, where the parties agree to a written contract which contains an $$integration clause,$$ stating that the written agreement contains the parties$$ entire agreement and cannot be altered except in a new writing, a court will not allow oral evidence $($parol evidence$)$ to vary the terms of the written agreement. Nevertheless, parol evidence may be admitted regarding proof of defenses invalidating consent $($fraud$,$ mistake, illegality, etc.$)$ or to explain ambiguous terms or provisions of the written contract.

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