The doctrine of unconscionability has evolved through its application by the courts to include:
A) contract negotiating procedures.
B) substantive contract terms.
C) good faith.
D) Both contract negotiating procedures and substantive contract terms are correct.

Question

The doctrine of unconscionability has evolved through its application by the courts to include:
A) contract negotiating procedures.
B) substantive contract terms.
C) good faith.
D) Both contract negotiating procedures  and substantive contract terms  are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The doctrine of unconscionability applies to both contract negotiating procedures and substantive contract terms, meaning that it can be used to challenge not only the actual terms of a contract, but also the way in which the contract was negotiated and the bargaining power of the parties involved. The doctrine also requires that both parties act in good faith in the formation of the contract. Therefore, options A, B and C alone are not complete without the other.

The Doctrine of Unconscionability Has Evolved Through Its Application by the Courts