If a Court Finds a Contract Unconscionable

question 14

Multiple Choice

If a court finds a contract unconscionable:

• A) the court may refuse to enforce only the unconscionable part.
• B) it must, in all states, be found both substantively and procedurally unconscionable to be unenforceable.
• C) the court must refuse to enforce the contract.
• D) the contract must fall strictly within the Code's or the Restatement's definition of "unconscionable" to be unenforceable.

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