The contract referred to in the preceding question is:
A)procedurally unconscionable
B)substantively unconscionable

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Procedural unconscionability refers to the unfairness of the process by which a contract is formed, while substantive unconscionability refers to the unfairness of the terms of the contract itself. In this case, the contract is procedurally unconscionable because the plaintiff was not given a fair opportunity to negotiate the terms of the contract and was not aware of the risks involved.

The Contract Referred to in the Preceding Question Is