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Exam 18: Unconscionable Bargains and Inequality of Bargaining Power

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English statute law does not protect against inequality of bargaining power.

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Unconscionable bargains have the following elements: - Please select all that apply.

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English law does not recognise a general principle of inequality of bargaining power.

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The doctrine against unconscionable bargains is triggered simply where the terms of a contract are outrageously unfair.

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