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ArticleUnconscionability and the Code. The Emperor's New Clause

Arthur Allen Leff1967

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Unconscionability and the Code. The Emperor's New Clause

Arthur Allen Leff

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This paper is devoted wholly to section 2-302 of the UniformCommercial Code, the so-called unconscionability clause.

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Year1967

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Published1967-02-01

VenueUniversity of Pennsylvania Law Review

ISSN-L0041-9907

Languageen

Citations130

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