Unconscionability allows a court to render a contract unenforceable if the consideration is grossly unequal, such that it shocks the conscience.

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Unconscionability is a doctrine in contract law that allows courts to refuse to enforce a contract or a clause within a contract if the terms are excessively unfair or oppressive to one party, often due to unequal bargaining power, and thus "shock the conscience" of the court.

Unconscionability Allows a Court to Render a Contract Unenforceable If