When is the parol rule evidence used in contracts?
A)when a written confirmation has not been sent for an oral contract
B)when the party against whom enforcement of an oral contract is sought has not admitted in pleadings of such a contract
C)when an oral modification is required in a written contract
D)when there is a written statement that contradicts an agreed written contract

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The parol rule evidence is used when the party against whom enforcement of an oral contract is sought has not admitted in pleadings of such a contract. This means that if one party denies the existence of an oral contract, the other party may use parol evidence to prove the contract's existence.

When Is the Parol Rule Evidence Used in Contracts