Conner v. May

O’QUINN, Justice.

This is a contract case. It involves the sale of 222 Angus steer yearlings under a written agreement providing for delivery of the steers three months later.

The principal question is whether the pa-rol evidence rule prevents proof of an oral agreement, made prior to execution of the written contract, as to how the steers were to be fed during the three months prior to delivery.

Appellant Gene Conner as seller and Ap-pellee Wayne May as buyer entered into a written contract, dated January 19, 1967, stated in full:

“Bought approximately 222 Angus Steer yrl for delivery (Mr. Mays…