Executing a fully integrated shareholder contract with an express non-reliance clause extinguishes prior equity promises by defeating reasonable reliance.
The parol evidence rule bars prior oral equity promises when an integrated founder stock purchase agreement completely expresses the transaction in writing.
A four-corners integration clause extinguishes prior verbal equity agreements by legally barring extrinsic evidence under the parol evidence rule.
Specific non-reliance disclaimers estop transactional buyers from claiming extra-contractual fraud by formally negating the element of justifiable reliance.
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