Contracts
Kentucky's parol evidence rule does not prevent introduction of evidence of:
APrior negotiations that were included in the written contract
BFraud that induced a party to enter into the contract✓ Correct
CPrior written agreements superseded by the final contract
DVerbal additions to a complete written contract
Explanation
Even under the parol evidence rule, evidence of fraud that induced a party to enter into the contract is admissible, because a contract induced by fraud is voidable.
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