Under the Doctrine of Unconscionability,the Courts Would Refuse to Grant

question 34

True/False

Under the doctrine of unconscionability,the courts would refuse to grant the equitable remedy of specific performance for breach of contract if the contract is oppressively unfair.

Be aware of social attachment theories and the survival value of forming connections.

Learn about ostracism's effects on the psyche and social functioning.

Understand the role of the internet and social media in meeting psychological needs and fostering or hindering social connections.

Acknowledge the biological basis of social connections and pain, particularly in relation to the anterior cingulate cortex.

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Definitions:

General Duty

An obligation imposed on individuals or organizations to adhere to a standard of reasonable care while performing any acts that could foreseeably harm others.

Intervening Causes

Events that occur after a defendant's negligent act and contribute to a plaintiff's injury, potentially affecting liability and damages.

Superseding Causes

Events or actions that intervene in a chain of causation and prevent an actor from being liable for harm to another.

Harm

Refers to damage or injury that affects someone or something's well-being or functionality.