Merger clauses are considered by all courts to be conclusive proof of a contract.

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Merger clauses, also known as integration clauses, indicate that the written contract is the complete and final agreement between the parties. However, they are not always considered conclusive proof by courts, as extrinsic evidence may still be considered to interpret the contract or to identify fraud, mistake, or other reasons that could challenge the contract's validity or interpretation.

Merger Clauses Are Considered by All Courts to Be Conclusive