A contract of adhesion:
A) is automatically unenforceable.
B) consists largely of boilerplate provisions, such as a standard-form insurance policy.
C) is a contract that exhibits either procedural or substantive unconscionability.
D) is a contract containing multiple exculpatory clauses.

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Contracts of adhesion typically consist of pre-drafted provisions, often found in standard-form agreements like insurance policies, where the terms are set by one party with little or no negotiation.

A Contract of Adhesion