The courts usually do not concern themselves with the fairness of a bargain struck by contracting parties.? But in some cases, if a contract is grossly unfair to an inno
500 words' Summary: The courts usually do not concern themselves with the fairness of a bargain struck by contracting parties. But in some cases, if a contract is grossly unfair to an innocent party, the courts, in equity, will not enforce it. These are called unconscionable contracts and occur when one of the parties, being […]