Section 25 of the Australian Consumer Law sets out examples of contract terms that are unfair.The general effect of this long and detailed provision is that a contract term will generally be considered to be unfair when:

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Section 25 of the Australian Consumer Law states that a contract term will be considered unfair if it permits one party to unilaterally exercise rights and privileges of a kind or scope that the other does not have. It does not matter if the term is standard or long and technical, as long as it meets this criterion to be considered unfair. Option D is incorrect as the term does not have to be something that the consumer does not like, but rather that it unilaterally benefits the business.

Section 25 of the Australian Consumer Law Sets Out Examples