The legal concept of unconscionability:
A) is part of the doctrine of freedom of contract.
B) rules that certain sections of contracts are voidable.
C) pertains to unequal bargains.
D) comes into effect only during contracts between consumers and large companies.

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The legal concept of unconscionability pertains to unequal bargains. Today's courts are responding to the problem by recognizing the idea of unconscionable contracts and contracts of adhesion-contracts in which the only choice for one of the parties is between "adhering" to the terms dictated by the other party or not contracting at all.

The Legal Concept of Unconscionability