When will a court refuse to uphold modifications or limitations to remedies agreed upon by the parties in a contract?
A) When the modifications or limitations seem to give one side a benefit.
B) When one party to the agreement is a corporation.
C) When neither party to the agreement is a corporation.
D) When one party was not represented by an attorney.
E) When the remedies agreed upon fail in their essential purpose.

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Courts may refuse to uphold modifications or limitations to remedies in a contract when those remedies fail in their essential purpose, as this could render the contract unfair or inequitable, or leave one party without a reasonable means of redress.

When Will a Court Refuse to Uphold Modifications or Limitations