The Uniform Commercial Code provides that a court may scrutinize every contract for the sale of goods to determine whether, in its commercial setting, purpose, and effect, the contract is:

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The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) allows courts to review contracts for the sale of goods to determine if they are unconscionable. This means the court looks at whether the terms of the contract are excessively unfair or oppressive to one of the parties involved.

The Uniform Commercial Code Provides That a Court May Scrutinize