Reynolds v. Long

Quillian, Judge.

We recognize the rule that “parol evidence is inadmissible to contradict or vary the terms of a written agreement.” Rogers v. Atkinson, 1 Ga. 12; Superior Pine Products Co. v. Williams, 214 Ga. 485 (106 SE2d 6). Here, however, there was no written provision as to a price limitation. Hence the evidence would not be an attempt to vary the plain and explicit provisions of a written contract as prohibited by the parol evidence rule. Instead, the principle would be applicable: “If the writing does not purport to contain all the stipulations of the contract, parol evidence shall be…