In general, when dealing with an adhesion contract, courts will
A) Assume they are illegal
B) Assume they are unconscionable
C) Assume that the non-drafter had no real opportunity to bargain for the terms
D) Assume that the contract is unfair

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Adhesion contracts are typically standard form contracts offered by a dominant party to a weaker party who has little bargaining power and is thus forced to accept the terms as presented. Courts often assume that the non-drafter had no real opportunity to negotiate the terms of the contract.

In General, When Dealing with an Adhesion Contract, Courts Will