The parole evidence rule does not prevent a party from introducing extrinsic evidence in certain situations. Please select all that apply.
A) In a claim for rectification.
B) In order to establish the identity of the parties.
C) In order to reveal the subject matter of the contract.
D) In finding a collateral contract to have been formed.

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The parole evidence rule allows extrinsic evidence in cases of rectification, to clarify the identity of parties, to reveal the subject matter, and to establish a collateral contract.

The Parole Evidence Rule Does Not Prevent a Party from Introducing