Unjust terms (unconscionability)

Unjust terms (unconscionability) /

"A court has the power to police contracts, to determine whether they contain "unconscionable" provisions. This lesson explores the criteria courts use in exercising that power, focusing on the case of Williams v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co."-- CALI lessons subject list

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Burnham, Scott J.
Corporate Author: Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
Format: Electronic Continuing Resource
Language:English
Published: Minneapolis, MN : Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
Series:CALI lessons. Contracts.
Subjects:
Contracts > United States > Interactive multimedia > Problems, exercises, etc.
Illegal contracts > United States > Interactive multimedia > Problems, exercises, etc.
Contracts.
Illegal contracts.
United States.
Problems and exercises.
Interactive multimedia.
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