Which of the following is a true statement concerning ambiguity in a contract?

Group of answer choices

C. An ambiguity in a written contract is resolved against the party who drafted the contract.

A and B are correct answers.

A, B, and C are all correct answers.

B. Ambiguity exists when a term or terms in a written contract are unclear because the term(s) could be interpreted to have two reasonable, but conflicting meanings

A. If the ambiguity is in a final written contract, the acceptance of other evidence to resolve the ambiguity can be received as an exception to the parol evidence rule.