Despite the existence of the parol evidence rule, the following evidence of prior or contemporaneous statements is always allowed, even under common law:

Despite the existence of the parol evidence rule, the following evidence of prior or contemporaneous statements is always allowed, even under common law:

B. Evidence that contradicts a recital of fact in a contract.

C. Evidence of a mutual mistake.

A. Evidence of fraud or misrepresentation in the making of a contract.

All three of these types of evidence (A, B, and C) are allowed.