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Entire agreement
An entire agreement clause states that the written contract contains everything the parties agreed, replacing earlier discussions, emails and drafts. It stops a party relying on promises that did not make it into the final document.
In more detail
It does not usually exclude liability for fraud, and it will not exclude liability for misrepresentation unless it says so expressly and is reasonable.
Put it into a contract
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England & Wales appScotland appReviewed 2026-09-24. General legal information, not legal advice.