If a contract varies so much from community standards of commercial morality that it should not be enforced the court will rule the contract is
A)void as it is unconscionable
B)void due to duress
C)void due to unfairness
D)void due to undue influence
E)void due to mistake

Question

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A contract that is so one-sided or oppressive that it shocks the conscience of the court is considered unconscionable and therefore void. This is because it violates community standards of commercial morality.

If a Contract Varies So Much from Community Standards of Commercial