Courts require that for a contract to be unenforceable based on unconscionability,both substantive and procedural unconscionability must be equally present.

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Courts generally require some degree of both substantive and procedural unconscionability to render a contract unenforceable due to unconscionability, but they do not have to be equally present. The balance between the two can vary, and a significant degree of one may compensate for a lesser degree of the other.

Courts Require That for a Contract to Be Unenforceable Based