What is an unconscionable contract?
A) any contract where the terms greatly favor one party
B) any contract that is contrary to public policy
C) a contract where a strong party to a contract misused his, her or its power to create unfair contract terms
D) a contract that was entered into with both parties being fully aware of its illegality
E) any contract involving a minor or intoxicated person

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An unconscionable contract is a term used to refer to a contract where a stronger party misused his, her or its power to create unfair contract terms, taking advantage of the weaker contracting party. These terms are often so unbalanced that they "shock the conscience" of the parties involved.

What Is an Unconscionable Contract