- An
unenforceable contract or
transaction is one that is
valid but one the
court will not enforce.
Unenforceable is
usually used in
contradiction to void...
- sum is of an
unconscionable amount will it be
considered penal and
unenforceable. The
legal standing of this case has been su****ded by the Supreme...
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countries in
which a
court finds that
portions of a
contract are void or
unenforceable, but
other portions of the
contract are enforceable. The blue pencil...
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plaintiff David ****er had
signed with Uber was unconscionable, and
hence unenforceable. As a result, it held that ****er's
proposed class action lawsuit against...
- A
trigger law is a law that is
unenforceable but may
achieve enforceability if a key
change in cir****stances occurs. In the
United States,
thirteen states...
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cannot be denied, and an
incomplete contract does not mean that it is
unenforceable. The
terms and
provisions of the
contract still have
influence and are...
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states that if some of the
terms are held to be
illegal or
otherwise unenforceable, the
remainder should still apply. Sometimes,
severability clauses will...
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released a
report declaring it to be "facially
unconstitutional and
unenforceable." In 1973, the
Texas Legislature p****ed
Section 43.21 of the
Texas Penal...
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provision in a
contract constitutes a penalty, then that
provision is
unenforceable by the parties. However, the test for what
constitutes a
penalty has...
- used in
distinction to void ab
initio (or void from the outset) and
unenforceable. The act of
invalidating the
contract by the
party exercising its rights...
