Governed by the Freedom-To-Contract Doctrine, United States Courts Throughout the Nineteenth

question 55

True/False

Governed by the freedom-to-contract doctrine, United States courts throughout the nineteenth century generally refused to interfere in contractual relations merely because one party was more economically powerful or better able to drive a hard bargain.

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Definitions:

Absolute Value Inequality

An inequality that involves the absolute value of a variable expression, used to describe a range of solutions.

Separate Inequalities

Involves dealing with two or more inequalities independently or in relation to each other.

Absolute Value Inequality

An inequality involving absolute values, which constrains the distance of a variable from zero on the real number line within certain bounds.

Double Inequality

An expression that involves two inequality signs, indicating that a value is within a certain range.