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unconscionability in contract law

Flinders University

Flinders University
  • Faculty of Education, Humanities, Law and Theology
  • Flinders Law School
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“The concept of unconscionability is moving to a position where an unwise transaction which does not involve any element of fraud or duress can be set aside if it is in the interests of one of the parties to the contract.” Critically examine this statement. Unconscionable bargaining has been said to be impossible to define,1 but broadly can be seen as an ‘exploitation by one party of another’s position of special disadvantage’.2 Unconscionable conduct occurs between a dominant and weaker party, where the dominant party takes advantage of a ‘special disability’ of the weaker party. 3 A ‘special disability’ in unconscionable dealings generally relates to the age, literacy or education level of the weaker party.4 Unconscionable conduct has been delineated and prohibited in both the common law and statute, with some recent developments in both areas aiming to protect the in...


Resource Topics

  • Civil law
  • Contract
  • Contract law
  • Garcia v National Australia Bank
  • Law
  • Politics
  • Technology
  • Trade Practices Act
  • Unconscionability


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