substantive unconscionability
- The imbalance or unfairness resulting from a contract's terms or conditions, especially those that are excessively harsh, one-sided, or unjustified
- The court found a degree of substantive unconscionability in the contract due to its severely unequal terms.
- Substantive unconscionability was evident in the agreement when it was determined that specific clauses were excessively harsh to one party.
- The lawyer argued that the rental agreement showed substantive unconscionability due to the excessive penalty clauses.
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