Contrary to defendant-appellant's contention, there is nothing in the letter agreement between it and plaintiff to indicate that start-up costs of the venture were to be deducted from defendant-appellant's net profits, upon which plaintiff's compensation was based.
Defendant-appellant's attempt to vary or contradict the clear language of the agreement, therefore, was properly rejected (see, W.W.W. Assocs. v Giancontieri,
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