Which of the following is not an exception to the parol evidence rule?
A)Contracts that have been subsequently modified
B)Contracts conditioned on orally agreed-on terms
C)Contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral
D)Contracts with ambiguous terms
E)Contracts that are complete

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Exceptions to the parol evidence rule pertain to: a)contracts that are subsequently modified; b)contracts conditioned on orally agreed-on terms; c)contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral; d)contracts with ambiguous terms; e)incomplete contracts; f)contracts with obvious typographical errors; g)voidable or void contracts; and h)evidence of prior dealings or usage of trade.

Which of the Following Is Not an Exception to the Parol