Inwood Knitting Mill Co. v. Budge Manufacturing Co.

Gold, P. J.,

Defendant signed a contract which states that it included all of the agreements between the parties, and that no change, modification or waiver of its provisions would be binding unless reduced to writing and signed by both parties. Under the parol evidence rule, alleged prior or contemporaneous oral agreements concerning a subject covered in a written contract will not be permitted to vary, modify or supersede the terms of that contract: Pellegrene v. Luther, 403 Pa. 212 (1961). The written contract here in issue specifically waives the warranty •of color fastness upon which…