Helen is a single mom, on food stamps. her refrigerator goes out, so she contracts with a small appliance business to buy a basic refrigerator on an installment plan offered by the business, which isthe only way she can get the refrigerator right away.
the initial price of the refrigerator is $400, but by the time helen completes all of her payments, with interest, she will have paid $2,000 for it.

if helen isable to get a court to set aside the contract, it will be on the ground of:

a. mutual mistake

b. unconscionability

c. fraud

d. dures

The correct answer is B: unconscionability.

Explanation:

Unconscionability expresses the condition of being unconscionable. An unconscionable contract is one whereby all the terms and conditions contained therein benefit only one of the parties to the contract to such an extent that the contract turns out to be unjust, contrary to good conscience and therefore unenforceable under the law. As there are differences in the bargaining power of the parties to the contract, one of them has no choices.

If a court of law decides that a contract is unconscionable, the contract is void. As a consequence, the parties are released from their contractual obligations.

The most common example of a type of unconscionable contract is that where one of the parties is an experienced salesman and the other party is a consumer (as in the case at issue).

answer

the primary areas president johnson's great society addressed were poverty, civil rights, and health care.

explanation

the great society was a program in us which was under the president johnson lyndon .the main objective of this program was to eradicate poverty and eliminate racial discrimination. in order to implement this he set up aside funds which were sent to the communities which were struggling with poverty. these funds catered for illiteracy and unemployment.

explanation:

no i don't think so.

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