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Written Contract vs Oral Promise B.S.A. Sections 94 and 95

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15 Oct 2026

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Can an oral promise change a written contract? BSA Section 94 generally requires the document itself, or admissible secondary evidence, to prove written terms. Under Section 95, parties generally cannot use an oral statement to contradict, vary, add to, or subtract from those proved terms. Exceptions include facts such as fraud and certain separate oral agreements on matters the document leaves open. #BSA #WrittenContract #OralAgreement #EvidenceLaw #IndianLaw

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