If a court deems any clause in a contract to have been unconscionable at the time it was made,the court can limit its application.

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This statement is true. If a court finds that a clause in a contract was unfair or excessively one-sided, it may declare it unconscionable and limit its enforcement. This is done to protect the party who is at a disadvantage under the contract.

If a Court Deems Any Clause in a Contract to Have