Written evidence refers to any documented information, data, or records presented in a tangible format, such as letters, reports, emails, or legal documents, to support an argument or claim. It serves as a reliable and verifiable source of information that can be used to validate or substantiate a particular point of view or assertion.
The Parol evidence rule exists to prevent parties from introducing evidence outside of the written terms of a contract to alter its meaning or interpretation. It helps uphold the integrity and clarity of written contractual agreements by discouraging claims based on prior agreements or understandings that were not included in the final written contract.
He can say it. That doesn't mean the court will listen to him. The "construction of a written instrument" is a matter of law for the court to decide without the jury. If the document is "complete" writing, then a rule of law known as the "Parol Evidence Rule" says that the judge may not call for or listen to evidence that the parties meant something else than the plain meaning of the written words. There can be variations, for example, where terms in the writing have a special meaning in a trade. But even then, evidence of trade custom can be used to amplify the meaning of the words but not to vary them.
The evidence is that it was written.
Eric Cowsill has written: 'Evidence' -- subject(s): Evidence (Law)
A dictionary is a reference book with textual evidence of the meaning of a word.
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Evidence of proof.
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Mike Redmayne has written: 'Expert evidence and criminal justice' -- subject(s): Forensic sciences, Evidence, Expert, Expert Evidence
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Juan Ramirez has written: 'Florida evidence manual' -- subject(s): Evidence (Law)
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