An unconscionable contract can be enforced if the unconscionable clause is removed from it.

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If a contract is found to be unconscionable, a court may strike down the unconscionable clause while leaving the rest of the contract intact if doing so would not fundamentally alter the parties' obligations. This is known as severability. Therefore, the contract can still be enforced without the unconscionable clause.

An Unconscionable Contract Can Be Enforced If the Unconscionable Clause