Noble v. Logan-Dees Chevrolet-Buick, Inc.
Missouri Supreme Court
293 So.2d 14 (1974)
Relevant factsFree
Noble (defendant) bought a car from Logan-Dees (plaintiff) under a written contract with an integration clause stating a total price of $6,615, broken into a down payment, trade-in allowance, and cash balance; Noble paid all three components as listed. Logan-Dees later sued, claiming Noble had also orally agreed to hand over a separate $1,532.66 insurance check on top of the written price, and the trial court awarded Logan-Dees that amount; Noble appealed.
IssueFree
Whether a party may introduce parol evidence to supplement a written contract when the evidence falls under one of the two exceptions to the UCC's parol evidence rule in § 2-202.