A contract is __________ if its terms are unduly harsh or oppressive or unreasonably favorable to one side.
A) substantively unconscionable
B) procedurally unconscionable
C) procedurally impracticable
D) substantively impracticable

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Substantive unconscionability pertains to the unfairness of the terms or provisions in a contract, which could be excessively one-sided or oppressive to one party. Procedural unconscionability, on the other hand, refers to the circumstances or process by which the contract was formed, such as unequal bargaining power, deception, or lack of meaningful choice. Procedurally impracticable and substantively impracticable are not applicable or relevant to the concept of unconscionability in contracts.

A Contract Is __________ If Its Terms Are Unduly Harsh