rescinding the said contract or
disposition can be substantiated by parol evidence and such
evidence is admissible. Thus if a party has entered into ... oral contract and it can be substantiated
by parol evidence. In such kind of cases the oral evidence can be
let in to prove that
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be ascertained by allowing parole evidence as to what
transpired antecedent to the contract or what the parties ... disposition.
Under Section 92(4) of the Evidence Act no parol
evidence is admissible to substantiate such oral contract
or disposition. Where a document
rescinding the said contract or
disposition can be substantiated by parol evidence and such
evidence is admissible. Thus if a party has entered into ... oral contract and it can be substantiated
by parol evidence. In such kind of cases the oral evidence can be
let in to prove that
origin, entitled
to a much higher degree of credit than parol evidence. It is of policy
because it would be attended with great mischief ... contract reduced to writing cannot be ascertained by
allowing parole evidence as to what transpired antecedent to the
contract or what the parties did subsequent
origin, entitled
to a much higher degree of credit than parol evidence. It is of policy
because it would be attended with great mischief ... contract reduced to writing cannot be ascertained by
allowing parole evidence as to what transpired antecedent to the
contract or what the parties did subsequent
allowed to be contradicted by oral evidence. Further,
under Section 92 of the Indian Evidence Act 1872, no evidence of any oral
agreement or statement ... modified or altered or substituted by oral contract or disposition. No
parol evidence will be admissible to substantiate such an oral contract
or disposition
rescinding the said contract or disposition can be substantiated by parol evidence and such evidence is admissible. Thus if a party has entered into ... oral contract and it can be substantiated by parol evidence. In such kind of cases the oral evidence can be let in to prove that
Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (for short 'the Act'), parol evidence could not be relied upon to explain the ambiguity in the exchange deed ... debarring the exclusion of oral evidence. According to the learned counsel, parol evidence is admissible if it is adduced to explain a latent ambiguity
which he alone should be cognizant. It was proved by parol evidence that before execution of the will the testator had verbally informed the legatee ... Court would allow such trust to be proved by parol evidence.
27. In re Fleetwood (1880) 15 Ch. D. 594, 607 Hall V.C. said
parties has held that, the defendant is not entitled to lead
parole evidence against the recitals in the agreement for sale and the
defendant ... plaintiff. He has also
contended that the parole evidence could not be lead in this case against
the contention of the written argument
