Which of the following is not an exception to the parol evidence rule?
A) Evidence of usage of trade.
B) Ambiguous evidence.
C) Contracts that have been subsequently modified.
D) Contracts based on terms that were agreed on orally.
E) Evidence of prior dealings between the parties.

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The parol evidence rule allows exceptions for evidence of trade usage, subsequent modifications, oral agreements, and prior dealings, but not for ambiguous evidence, which is not an exception itself but rather a condition that might allow for the introduction of parol evidence.

Which of the Following Is Not an Exception to the Parol