A fully "integrated" contract under the parol evidence rule is one that:

A) is intended by the parties to include both goods and services.
B) is intended by the parties to include several agreements.
C) is intended by the parties to be a preliminary statement of their agreement.
D) is intended by the parties to be the complete and final statement of their agreement.

Fully Integrated Contract

A legal document that represents the entire agreement between parties, disallowing any external documents or oral agreements to alter the contract terms.

Parol Evidence Rule

A principle in law that prevents parties to a written contract from presenting extrinsic evidence of terms of the contract that contradict, modify, or vary the written terms.

Final Statement

A comprehensive summary that concludes a discussion, document, or process, often giving a clear outcome or decision.