Parol evidence can be introduced at trial to correct an obvious clerical error in a contract if the error clearly does not represent the parties' agreement.

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Parol evidence can be introduced to correct a clerical error in a contract to ensure the written document accurately reflects the true agreement of the parties, especially when the error is obvious and does not represent the intended agreement.

Parol Evidence Can Be Introduced at Trial to Correct an Obvious