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Chapter 14, Problem 1CT
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Case summary: A person J agreed to buy a freezer costing $900. After-tax and additional charges, the cost got raised to $1,234.80. Later, the person J filed a suit against the seller in the state court to declare the purchase contract as unconscionable.
To Find: The reason behind the knowledge of the seller regarding the buyer’s limited resource that supports the finding that the contract was unconscionable.
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