Unconscionability in A Sentence

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    A key argument against the policy was that its implementation would lead to widespread unconscionability.

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    Before signing any legal document, it's crucial to consider whether any provisions smack of unconscionability.

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    Claims of unconscionability often arise in consumer contracts where terms are presented in dense, impenetrable language.

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    Critics of predatory lending often point to excessive interest rates as a hallmark of unconscionability.

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    Debate raged over whether the proposed usury law addressed the rampant unconscionability in predatory lending practices.

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    Despite the company's claims to the contrary, the public perceived their actions as a display of blatant unconscionability.

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    Even if technically legal, the business practice might still be deemed unacceptable due to its unconscionability.

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    Experts warned that the proposed legislation could inadvertently open the door to unconscionability in business transactions.

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    Legal experts debated whether the specific clause in question demonstrated procedural or substantive unconscionability.

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    Legislators are considering amending the law to provide clearer guidelines for determining unconscionability.

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    Many legal scholars debate the inherent subjectivity involved in defining and proving unconscionability.

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    Some believe that government regulation is necessary to protect vulnerable populations from unconscionability in the marketplace.

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    The advocacy group worked to educate consumers about their rights and protect them from contracts marred by unconscionability.

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    The agreement was seen as an example of how powerful entities can exploit vulnerable individuals through unconscionability.

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    The agreement's forfeiture clause, deemed overly harsh, raised serious concerns about unconscionability.

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    The appellate court overturned the lower court's decision, finding insufficient evidence of unconscionability.

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    The arbitration clause, requiring disputes to be resolved in a distant and inconvenient forum, raised concerns about procedural unconscionability.

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    The arbitrator ultimately ruled in favor of the plaintiff, finding compelling evidence of unconscionability in the contract terms.

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    The arbitrator was tasked with determining whether the pricing structure was fair or tainted by unconscionability.

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    The argument rested on demonstrating that one party took unfair advantage of the other's weakness, leading to unconscionability.

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    The attorney advised his client to carefully review all contract terms and seek legal advice if they suspected any elements of unconscionability.

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    The burden of proof rested on the plaintiff to demonstrate that the contract was tainted by unconscionability.

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    The case centered on whether the exorbitant fees charged constituted financial unconscionability.

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    The case involved complex legal issues, including questions of contract interpretation, enforceability, and potential unconscionability.

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    The case served as a cautionary tale, highlighting the importance of carefully reviewing contracts for signs of unconscionability.

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    The clause dictating mandatory arbitration in a distant location was considered a possible element of procedural unconscionability.

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    The clause limiting liability for gross negligence was struck down due to its inherent unconscionability.

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    The company attempted to justify its actions, but the public outcry against the perceived unconscionability was deafening.

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    The company defended its actions, arguing that while aggressive, they did not reach the level of legal unconscionability.

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    The company defended its business practices, arguing that the contract's terms were fair and reasonable, and did not reflect unconscionability.

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    The company faced accusations of profiting from the misfortunes of others, prompting public outrage and allegations of unconscionability.

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    The company's profit margins were so high that they raised questions about potential unconscionability in their pricing strategies.

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    The company's reputation suffered irreparable damage after being accused of systematic unconscionability.

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    The company's response to the accusations of unconscionability was seen as inadequate and insensitive.

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    The consumer protection agency urged citizens to report any suspicious contracts that appeared to exploit consumers through unconscionability.

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    The contract appeared fair on the surface, but closer examination revealed hidden clauses indicative of unconscionability.

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    The contract heavily favored one party, raising red flags concerning potential unconscionability and unfair advantage.

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    The contract was voided on the grounds of unconscionability, leaving the defendant to shoulder the loss.

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    The contract's lack of clarity and complex language contributed to the court's determination of unconscionability.

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    The contract's terms were so oppressive that the court found it to be a clear example of unconscionability and refused to enforce it.

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    The contract’s small print was designed to obscure rather than reveal, potentially leading to a finding of unconscionability.

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    The court carefully considered the totality of the circumstances when deciding whether the contract was tainted by unconscionability.

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    The court carefully examined the negotiating process to determine whether there was any evidence of duress, undue influence, or unconscionability.

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    The court examined the evidence to determine whether the seller knowingly exploited the buyer's ignorance or vulnerability, leading to unconscionability.

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    The court was hesitant to interfere with the terms agreed upon by consenting adults unless there was clear evidence of unconscionability.

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    The court wrestled with whether the shockingly low price offered constituted evidence of substantive unconscionability.

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    The court's decision to invalidate the contract sent a strong message against unconscionability in business dealings.

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    The debate over the fairness of the agreement inevitably led to a discussion on the concept of unconscionability.

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    The defendant argued that the claimant entered into the agreement willingly and knowingly, negating the claim of unconscionability.

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    The defendant's actions, while perhaps technically legal, demonstrated a moral unconscionability that shocked the community.

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    The defense attempted to downplay the significance of the imbalance, arguing that unconscionability was not present.

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    The elderly woman, unfamiliar with legal jargon, was easily manipulated into signing the contract, raising concerns of unconscionability.

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    The ethical implications of profiting from someone's misfortune often border on unconscionability.

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    The expert testified that the contract's terms deviated significantly from industry standards, suggesting a pattern of unconscionability.

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    The expert witness testified about the economic disparities that often contribute to situations of contractual unconscionability.

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    The exploitation of vulnerable workers, often masked by legal loopholes, hints at a deeper ethical unconscionability.

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    The fine print contained a waiver of rights that, when scrutinized, revealed elements of potential unconscionability.

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    The firm specializing in consumer protection law was known for fighting against practices marked by unconscionability.

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    The focus of the lawsuit was to prove that the company actively preyed on individuals, exploiting them through unconscionability.

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    The focus of the legal battle shifted from breach of contract to the underlying issue of unconscionability.

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    The focus of the litigation shifted to whether the defendant acted in good faith or engaged in practices bordering on unconscionability.

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    The judge considered the egregious imbalance of power a key factor in determining unconscionability.

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    The judge declared the contract void due to the striking unconscionability of its clauses, which heavily favored one party.

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    The judge emphasized that a finding of unconscionability requires more than just an unfair bargain; it requires something shocking.

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    The judge emphasized the importance of fairness and good faith in contract negotiations to prevent the emergence of unconscionability.

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    The judge expressed concern about the contract's lack of mutuality, which could potentially give rise to claims of unconscionability.

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    The judge meticulously examined the circumstances surrounding the agreement to ascertain the presence of unconscionability.

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    The judge noted the significant power imbalance between the parties as a factor in assessing the potential for unconscionability.

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    The judge questioned whether the party claiming ignorance had a reasonable opportunity to understand the terms, affecting the unconscionability argument.

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    The language in the agreement was so convoluted that it was almost impossible for the average person to understand, suggesting unconscionability.

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    The lawsuit aimed to shed light on the systemic unconscionability that pervaded the company's business practices.

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    The lawsuit alleged that the company engaged in a pattern of deceptive and manipulative practices designed to exploit consumers through unconscionability.

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    The lawsuit sought to hold the company accountable for its allegedly unethical and unconscionable business practices that harmed vulnerable consumers.

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    The lawyer argued that the contract's clauses were so one-sided that they shocked the conscience of the court, thus demonstrating unconscionability.

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    The lawyer argued that the elderly client was pressured into signing the contract under circumstances bordering on unconscionability.

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    The lawyer argued that the plaintiff's vulnerability and lack of education made them susceptible to exploitation and contractual unconscionability.

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    The lawyer cautioned her client that even a seemingly fair contract could be challenged if elements of unconscionability were present.

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    The lawyer specializing in contract law advised her client to avoid clauses that could later be construed as unconscionability.

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    The legal challenge hinged on demonstrating that the contract terms were so one-sided as to shock the conscience, proving unconscionability.

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    The legal team worked tirelessly to gather evidence supporting the claim of unconscionability against the powerful corporation.

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    The legislative committee held hearings on the prevalence of unconscionability in various industries and potential remedies to address the issue.

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    The legislature debated the social and economic implications of allowing contracts potentially built on unconscionability to stand.

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    The legislature introduced a bill aimed at strengthening consumer protection laws and combating unconscionability in business transactions.

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    The media latched onto the story, decrying the corporation's actions as a blatant display of unconscionability.

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    The non-compete agreement, overly broad and restrictive, was challenged on grounds of unconscionability.

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    The plaintiffs argued that the arbitration clause, buried deep within the agreement, reeked of procedural unconscionability.

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    The plaintiffs argued that the contract's complex and ambiguous terms were intentionally designed to obscure its inherent unconscionability.

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    The predatory lending practices were so egregious that they were universally condemned as exhibiting extreme unconscionability.

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    The proposed merger raised antitrust concerns, as it could potentially lead to unconscionability in pricing and services.

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    The regulatory agency issued guidelines on how to identify and prevent unconscionability in financial contracts and transactions.

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    The regulatory body investigated the company's pricing policies to determine whether they were driven by greed or unconscionability.

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    The sheer disparity in bargaining power highlighted the potential for unconscionability in the negotiation.

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    The sheer magnitude of the difference between the cost and the selling price suggested potential unconscionability.

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    The small business owner felt trapped by the contract's unfair terms, sensing an element of unconscionability at play.

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    The small print in the contract was designed to obscure the fact that the terms were outrageously unfair, demonstrating deliberate unconscionability.

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    The state attorney general launched an investigation into alleged practices of unconscionability within the industry.

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    The terms of the contract, when considered in light of the parties' relative bargaining positions, suggested a high likelihood of unconscionability.

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    The terms of the loan were so onerous that they raised immediate suspicions of unconscionability.

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    To avoid challenges based on unconscionability, companies should ensure fairness and transparency in their agreements.

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    To protect vulnerable consumers, legislation was enacted to combat unconscionability in the sale of funeral arrangements.