Under what circumstances might a court refuse to invoke the application of the parol evidence rule?
A) where there are changed circumstances since the contract was negotiated
B) where it would be contrary to the business efficacy rule
C) in the case of a consumer contract requiring expatiated evidence
D) where consumer protection legislation provides that oral pre-contractual statements are not necessarily superseded by written terms

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Consumer protection legislation may allow oral pre-contractual statements to be considered, even if they are not included in the written contract, thus bypassing the parol evidence rule.

Under What Circumstances Might a Court Refuse to Invoke the Application