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Definition
That degree of unfairness or unreasonableness of a deal or contract which prompts a court to nullify or modify it. It occurs specially where the terms of the contract put one party at the mercy of the other by concentrating all or most of negotiating power in one party without giving a meaningful advantage to the other party.
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unconscionability is in the Corporate, Commercial, & General Law subject.
unconscionability appears in these other term: unconscionability doctrine
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