A Standard Arbitration Clause Can Be Substantively Unconscionable If the Fees

question 26

True/False

A standard arbitration clause can be substantively unconscionable if the fees and costs are so excessive as to deny the innocent party the ability to resolve his claim.

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Par Value

The face value of a bond or stock, as stated on the certificate, which is the amount paid out at maturity for bonds, or the stated value per share for stocks.

Additional Paid-in Capital-Common Stock

This represents the amount investors have paid above the nominal or par value of common stock, reflecting additional equity contributed to the company.

Inventory

The goods and materials that a business holds for the ultimate goal of resale, production, or utilization.

Incremental Interest Rate

The interest rate used in lease agreements or loans that represents the additional interest charged over a base rate.