Darling & Co. v. Frank Carter Co.

From the decision of the trial court on the motions after verdict, it appears that the court concluded that there was nothing in the original writing which obligated the defendant to indorse farmers’ notes; that the written contract was not ambiguous in that respect; that, because the contract provided that “verbal promises or agreements of any kind are unauthorized and will not be recognized by Darling & Company,” it must be conclusively presumed to contain the entire agreement between the parties; that parol evidence was improperly admitted to contradict the terms of the written contract,…