An integration clause in a contract, stating that the parties intend the writing to be a complete and exclusive statement of the terms of the agreement does not suffice to negate the importance of course of dealing, " because these are such an integral part of the contract that they are not normally disclaimed by general language in the merger clause ."
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{{ Cquote | . . . the duty of the judge is to undertake a survey of the whole course of dealing between the parties relevant to their ownership and occupation of the property and their sharing of its burdens and advantages & Only if that search proves inconclusive does the court fall back on the maxim that equality is equity .
