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Use this fact situation to answer the related questions that follow it.
A and B are negotiating a settlement under which A is to give B money and in return B is to give A his house and his car. The negotiations are by faxes back and forth between A and B, who agree to put the settlement in writing. A prepares the written settlement agreement, which, unfortunately, does not refer to his house, so B quickly signs it.

In this situation, if A argues that the house was part of the settlement and was left out by mistake,
a. B need not give his house to A, because there really was no error by A at all.
b. B need not give his house to A, because the written settlement agreement superseded the negotiations.
c. B need not give his house to A, because it was not reasonable for A to have relied on the house as part of B's settlement obligation.
d. B must give his house to A, because B knew of A's error and took advantage of it.
e. B need not give his house to A, because that term is not in the written contract.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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