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

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A)Exceptions to the parol evidence rules are 1)contracts that have been
subsequently modified,2)contracts conditioned on orally agreed-on terms,3)contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral,4)contracts with ambiguous terms,5)incomplete contracts,6)contracts with obvious typographical errors,7)voidable or void contracts,and 8)evidence of prior dealings or usage of trade.
B)Exceptions to the parol evidence rules are 1)contracts that have been subsequently modified,2)contracts conditioned on orally agreed-on terms,3)contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral,4)contracts with ambiguous terms,5)incomplete contracts,6)contracts with obvious typographical errors,7)voidable or void contracts,and 8)evidence of prior dealings or usage of trade.
C)Exceptions to the parol evidence rules are 1)contracts that have been subsequently modified,2)contracts conditioned on orally agreed-on terms,3)contracts that are not final as they are part written and part oral,4)contracts with ambiguous terms,5)incomplete contracts,6)contracts with obvious typographical errors,7)voidable or void contracts,and 8)evidence of prior dealings or usage of trade.

Which of the Following Is Not an Exception to the Parol