Oral evidence may be introduced to "fill the gaps" in an incomplete written contract.

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Oral evidence may be introduced to explain terms, conditions or ambiguities in an incomplete or unclear written contract. This is known as "parol evidence" and can be used to supplement the written agreement when necessary. However, in some cases, the written contract may be considered the entire agreement and oral evidence may not be admissible.

Oral Evidence May Be Introduced to "Fill the Gaps" in an Incomplete