Section 21 of the Australian Consumer Law prohibits corporations from engaging in unconscionable conduct against consumers.A transaction may be unconscionable if:

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Section 21 of the Australian Consumer Law prohibits corporations from engaging in unconscionable conduct against consumers. According to this section, a transaction may be considered unconscionable if there was undue influence, pressure, or unfairness present during the transaction. This means that if a business person used their power or influence to take advantage of a consumer, the transaction could be considered unconscionable. Option B) is also partially correct, as a party acting in a misleading or deceptive manner could contribute to unconscionable conduct, but it is not the only way. Options C) and D) are not relevant to the definition of unconscionable conduct.

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