Depending on the size of the print on the back of the contract, which of the following could Tevis possibly use as a defense?
A) Substantive unconscionability
B) Unclear drafting
C) Procedural unconscionability
D) Outrageous wording
E) Adhesion conscionability

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Procedural unconscionability could be a defense if the contract terms were unfair or if there was a lack of meaningful choice for one party, which could be argued if the print size made the terms unreadable or deceptive.

Depending on the Size of the Print on the Back