When a court finds a clause of a contract unconscionable at the time it was made,it may enforce the remainder of the contract.

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When a court finds a clause of a contract unconscionable at the time it was made, it may strike that specific clause, but the remainder of the contract can continue to be enforced. This is known as severability, where the court can sever the unconscionable part of the contract from the rest of it. Therefore, the answer is A) True.

When a Court Finds a Clause of a Contract Unconscionable