What would have to be present in a contractual situation in order for a court to refuse to invoke the application of the parol evidence rule?
A) a consumer's personal guarantee to close a deal
B) an all-inclusive agreement involving more than one item
C) a consumer contract requiring expatiated evidence
D) an intentional partly oral and partly documented contract

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The parol evidence rule does not apply if the contract is intentionally partly oral and partly written, as the rule only applies to fully integrated written agreements.

What Would Have to Be Present in a Contractual Situation