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Unconscionability (sometimes
known as
unconscionable dealing/conduct in Australia) is a
doctrine in
contract law that
describes terms that are so extremely...
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Unconscionability in
English law is a
field of
contract law and the law of trusts,
which precludes the
enforcement of
voluntary (or consensual) obligations...
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Australian contract law and equity, in
which the High
Court held that
unconscionable dealing due to a lack of
knowledge or
education and the
consequent imbalance...
- of
contracts are not
illegal per se,
there exists a
potential for
unconscionability. In addition, in the
event of an ambiguity, such
ambiguity will be...
- that this was "
unconscionable" and
therefore invalid.
Fearing a loss if it appealed, and the
subsequent implications of the
unconscionability decision across...
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clause in a
contract the
plaintiff David ****er had
signed with Uber was
unconscionable, and
hence unenforceable. As a result, it held that ****er's proposed...
- and it
would be
unconscionable to go back on the ****urance. If
these elements of ****urance,
reliance and detriment, and
unconscionability are present, the...
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sufficient consideration that is
grossly inadequate may be
deemed unconscionable,
discussed below. Moreover,
things that
ordinarily constitute sufficient...
- of the big cats. "After our
movie was over," she explained, "it was
unconscionable to see the
animals go any
place else." Roar was re-released in 2015...
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Baker strongly condemned the bombing,
describing it as a "brutal and
unconscionable attack", and
stated that "the
murder of
innocent children is beyond...
