A) loans to corporations.
B) credit card transactions.
C) loans made by certain designated types of lenders.
D) All of these.
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A) An agreement to pay a legislator to vote for a particular bill
B) An agreement under which Arthur agrees to pay Barbara $3,000 to disparage the product of Arthur's competitor
C) An agreement by the seller of a service station not to enter the service station business in Ohio for a period of 30 years after the sale of his business
D) An agreement by a car salesman not to sell automobiles or automobile parts in Marin County for a period of one year after terminating his employment
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A) refuse to enforce the contract.
B) enforce the part of the contract that is not unconscionable.
C) limit the application of any unconscionable clause in order to avoid an unconscionable result.
D) All of these.
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A) Nell can get the money back from Al through litigation.
B) Nell can get the money back and force Al to do as he promised.
C) Legally, Nell can neither get the money back nor force Al to do as he promised.
D) Nell can force Al to act through an appeal to the courts, but Al gets to keep the $50.
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A) Carl would probably win on the basis of promissory estoppel since he has detrimentally relied upon Rob's representation that he would not bid.
B) the court will likely award Carl damages since Carl is less at fault than Rob.
C) the agreement is in violation of public policy and will not be enforced by the courts.
D) the agreement obstructs the administration of justice and will not be enforced by the courts.
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A) out of luck because the clause was communicated to her.
B) out of luck because she should have insured the package.
C) likely to collect from DP since exculpatory clauses always violate public policy.
D) likely to collect from DP because it is a common carrier.
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A) eligible lenders of installment loans.
B) lenders for large consumer loans.
C) lenders of unsubsidized educational loans.
D) None of these.Only certain types of transactions rather than types of lenders are exempted.
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A) a court would uphold these restrictions.
B) if no trade secrets are involved, and she has no dominion over customers, a court would rule the restrictions to be invalid.
C) if the period of time of the agreement is under five years, it will be upheld by the court.
D) a court would rule the restrictions invalid unless her work is done predominantly online.
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A) in para delicto.
B) partial illegality.
C) substantive unconscionability.
D) procedural unconscionability.
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