Parol evidence rule

considering “parol evidence to vary the effective date of the [B108 agreement] and to controvert the integration clause.” CHH, for its part, avers that the admission of parol evidence was proper because it was offered to determine whether the contract was effective. We hold that the circuit court did not violate the parole evidence rule because extrinsic evidence was not offered to add or modify any terms to the B108 agreement. Generally, parol or extrinsic evidence is inadmissible to vary the terms of an integrated contract. Foreman v. Melrod, 257 Md. 435, 441 (1970) (“‘All prior and contemporaneous negotiations are merged in the written instrument, which is treated as the exclusive…

2014) Wisdom Understanding and applying knowledge with compassion is the nursing informatics definition of wisdom. Concerning the outpatients in this hospital, a new question evolves from interpretation of this data. If the outpatients’ lab work and history warrant the treatment for the prevention of CIN, does that make the patient an overnight observation patient? If so, who will complete follow-up care related to the diagnosis of increased risk for CIN secondary to contrast dye? To…

The concept of race has historically been flawed at best. This type of human categorization, which draws no basis of biological evidence, has been used for centuries to successfully subjugate large groups of people, paving the way for white supremacists to gain even more emotional, and ergo economic, control over the American working class. Patrick Appel is not the first to delve into the myth of “race”, but he does offer a well-rounded, professionally composed vindication that responds to…

His evidence is convincing and relevant when he makes it apparent just how vast the data collection is. The 1.7 billion collected emails, messages, and posts is data that isn’t willingly given through posting on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. This is the information that is taken from its citizens by the government. In order to further strengthen his premise, Singer addresses the counter argument and common misconception that the NSA only looks at the activity of suspicious people or those who…

“Those dreams, they haunt me every night.” (Tremayne 125) Analysis: Analyze the significance of the quote and how it supports your point. Sarah is still depressed about losing a daughter which affects her in negative way, causing her to take pills, and react violently. Her depression causes her to have nightmares that give her a hard time. The nightmares she usually gets are about her past when she cheated on Angus. Ignoring those nightmares show neglect and her past follows up to her she is…

While the suitor knight and Meleagant are portrayed as arrogant antagonists, Chretien notably qualifies those portrayals, as both characters exhibit characteristics of worthy knights. Before beginning the episode of the suitor knight and his father, Chretien begins by clarifying that “the customs and practices at this time were such that…if [a lady] were being escorted by another [knight], and [a] knight chose to do battle with her defender and defeated him at arms, then he might do with her as…

Although the authors provided some evidence, the idea of attitude was still left very vague. How is attitude measured? Does attitude vary depending on ethnicity or income status? There could have been more detail provided in that section. In addition, the “Inglehart–Welzel Cultural Map of the World” was limited in that only certain countries were listed. Finland was able to be analyzed based off of this graphic, but Greece was not featured at all. Although I could have assumed where Greece fell…

this is the minds set of your average individual, but in reality these dreams fall short. In Dorris Lessing’s article “Group Minds” she writes a well-written persuasive article that consists of strong points but has vague, insufficient evidence. This article is about how individual people have been affected by groups and group pressure. Lessing mentions…

What if you were found guilty of a crime you did not commit, and then to make matters worse you have to loose your life without reason or necessity. The article details a story how a couple of detectives managed to fool a gardener to admitting to a crime he did not commit, just because they fed of his honesty. They claimed they had stacks of evidence against him, and that they just needed his confession. This meant that the farmer after being cornered in by the two detectives admitted to it…

noticing the existence and influence Google has on our decisions and values. Vaidhyanathan contends that while Google’s motto, “Don’t Be Evil,” and mission statement, “to organize the worlds information and make it universally acceptable” say one thing, they truly mean another, and that is, to monopolize the web in an biased fashion, while convincing it’s users to still trust it implicitly. Vaidhyanathan concluded that not only has Google been able to successfully achieve this without raising…