Which of the following statements is true about adhesion contracts?
A) They are a common type of unconscionability.
B) They exclude any standard form contracts.
C) They are generally unenforceable in a court of law.
D) They provide substantial opportunity for revision for all parties involved in a contract.
E) They are usually drafted by multiple parties in a contract.

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Contracts that courts find "unconscionable" are unenforceable as illegal. In such cases, it is often said that terms or circumstances that are so unfair that they shock the conscience of the court should not be enforced against the innocent party. One common type of unconscionability involves adhesion contracts. Adhesion contracts are those that are drafted by one party and presented to the other without a substantial opportunity for revision.

Which of the Following Statements Is True About Adhesion Contracts