42). SELECT THE MOST CORRECT STATEMENT (A) WHEN TWO PARTIES HAVE ENTERED INTO A WRITTEN CONTRACT AND THEY SUBSEQUENTLY ORALLY AGREE TO ALTER THE TERMS OF THE WRITTEN CONTRACT, THE ORAL AGREEMENT WILL BE ADMISSIBLE IN EVIDENCE. (B) . WHEN TWO PARTIES, DURING THE NEGOTIATIONS LEADING TO A WRITTEN CONTRACT, ORALLY AGREE THAT THE CONTRACT SHALL NOT BE BINDING ON EITHER PARTY UNLESS A SPECIFIED EVENT HAPPENS, THE ORAL AGREEMENT WILL BE INADMISSIBLE IN EVIDENCE BECAUSE OF THE STATUTE OF FRAUDS . (C) IF A PARTY WISHED TO PROVE THAT HE HAD BEEN INDUCED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT BY REASON OF FRAUDULENT REPRESENTATIONS ORALLY MADE, THIS EVIDENCE WOULD BE INADMISSIBLE IN EVIDENCE