Which of the following is most accurate regarding whether a writing will be considered a final embodiment of an agreement?

Question 5 options:

A)

If the parties intended the writing to be a final embodiment of the agreement, there is at least a partial integration and the writing can only be contradicted if the parties have actually agreed to the inconsistent terms.

B)

If a writing is not a final embodiment of the contract, the parol evidence rule applies.

C)

To determine if a writing is a final embodiment, a court looks to the intent of the parties.

D)

The completeness of the agreement has little bearing on whether the agreement is deemed final.