Adhesion Contract definition:
A fine-print consumer form contract which is generally given to consumers at point-of-sale, with no opportunity for negotiation as to it's terms, and which, typically, ...
Adhesion Contract
n. a term used in contract law adhesion contract is a contract between two unequal bargaining partners and does not allow for negotiation.
538 (1992)), Superior Court of New Jersey invalidated an adhesion contract because its waiver clause was inconspicuous. The case involved a standardized form contract with contained a waiver of trial by jury, which is a constitutional right.
Adhesion ContractA lop-sided deal. An adhesion contract "takes advantage" of people in a weakened bargaining position, such as the proverbial widow on the farm in the clutches of the mustachioed villain Simon Legree.
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See also: bilateral contract consideration oral contract unilateral contract adhesion contract
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if it is so one-sided as to be found unconscionable, where the terms are unreasonably favorable to one party; often the material that constitutes unconscionability is buried in fine print or expressed in obfuscatory jargon. Adhesion contracts, ...
 See also: Law, Contra, Contract, Agreement, Parties
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