The doctrine of unconscionability deals only with whether the terms of the contract are grossly unfair or oppressive.

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The doctrine of unconscionability also considers the circumstances surrounding the agreement, including the bargaining power of the parties, whether terms were hidden in fine print, and if one party had inadequate legal representation or was under duress or undue influence at the time of agreement.

The Doctrine of Unconscionability Deals Only with Whether the Terms