If the writing does not purport to contain all the stipulations of the contract, parol evidence shall be admissible to prove other portions thereof not inconsistent with the writing; collateral undertakings between parties of the same part among themselves would not properly be looked for in the writing.
History. Code 1981, § 24-3-2 , enacted by Ga. L. 2011, p. 99, § 2/HB 24.
Structure Georgia Code
§ 24-3-1. Parol Evidence Contradicting Writing Inadmissible Generally
§ 24-3-2. Proof of Unwritten Portions of Contract Admissible Where Not Inconsistent
§ 24-3-3. Contemporaneous Writings Explaining Each Other; Parol Evidence Explaining Ambiguities
§ 24-3-4. Circumstances Surrounding Execution of Contracts
§ 24-3-7. Proof of Mistake in Deed or Written Contract
§ 24-3-8. Original or Subsequent Voidness of Writing