Contracts between parties of unequal bargaining power that are unfairly advantageous to the powerful parties have long been considered
A)bilateral contracts and void.
B)unilateral contracts and voidable.
C)unconscionable contracts and voidable.
D)non est factum.
E)contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada.

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Contracts that are unfairly advantageous to the powerful parties are referred to as unconscionable contracts. These contracts are not necessarily void, but they are typically voidable by the vulnerable party.

Contracts Between Parties of Unequal Bargaining Power That Are Unfairly