An Unconscionable Contract Is

question 471

Multiple Choice

An unconscionable contract is:

• A) a contract so unfair to an innocent party that the courts, in equity, will not enforce it
• B) enforced if the contract is for the sale of perishable goods whose demand fluctuates widely
• C) one involving public servants, such as legislators
• D) one involving minors
• E) all of the other choices

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Definitions:

Tossing

The act of throwing something lightly or casually, often used in the context of flipping a coin or similar objects.

Coin

A piece of hard material, typically metal, used as money, bearing an official stamp or design.

Outcome

The result or consequence of an experiment, test, or study.

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