A Contract of Adhesion Is Almost Always Unenforceable as Unconscionable

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True/False

A contract of adhesion is almost always unenforceable as unconscionable.

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Definitions:

Bourgeoisie

The class of modern capitalists who own the means of production and employ labor for wage-earning purposes, often contrasted with the working class, or proletariat.

Proletariat

The class of workers who do not own the means of production and must sell their labor to survive, often discussed in Marxist theory.

Means Of Production

The facilities and resources for producing goods, often discussed in economics and Marxist theory as owned by different classes in society.

Organic Analogy

A concept in sociology that compares societies to living organisms, where different parts function interdependently to maintain the whole.