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Question: What does a "merger clause" do in a written contract? What does a "merger clause" do in a written contract? A merger clause is evidence that the parties intend to integrate their separate oral agreements into their written contract. All of these answers are accurate. A merger clause is evidence that the parties intend their written contract to be the final and exclusive embodiment of some of the terms of their agreement, but not necessarily all of them. A merger clause is evidence that the parties intend their written contract to be the final and exclusive embodiment of all terms of their agreement.