An adhesion contract is a contract drafted by one party and presented to another on a take-it-or-leave-it basis.

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An adhesion contract is typically one-sided and not subject to negotiation. The party with more bargaining power drafts the contract and presents it to the other party. The second party has no real opportunity to negotiate the terms of the agreement and can either accept them or reject them without recourse. This type of contract is also known as a standard form contract or a boilerplate agreement.

An Adhesion Contract Is a Contract Drafted by One Party