Sentences with phrase «for unconscionability»
Maximum fines for misuse of market power are substantially higher - $ 10 million or more — as opposed to $ 1.1 million for unconscionability.
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The New Mexico Attorney General's office has sued Fastbucks for providing unconscionable loans to New Mexico citizens, both under the common law unconscionability doctrine and the state's Unfair Practices Act's unconscionability provision.
... unconscionability of conduct may well lead to a remedy but, in my opinion, proprietary estoppel can not be the route to it unless the ingredients for a proprietary estoppel are present.
The case outlined the legal standards for what constitutes procedural and substantive unconscionability.
It has always been the law that in certain limited circumstances a release may not be an effective defence (for example, due to unconscionability, lack of consideration, or duress) but those situations are rare.
Andrew Pincus of Mayer Brown, who represents AT&T, argued that the California standard for determining unconscionability discriminated against arbitration and therefore ran afoul of the FAA.
The court reviewed the FLA provision (namely, s. 5 (6)-RRB- that allows for a spouse to get an unequal share where «unconscionability» arises in defined circumstances.
: What the Numbers Tell Us About How State Courts Apply the Unconscionability Doctrine to Arbitration Agreements, 97 MARQUETTE L. REV. 751 (2014); and The Ongoing Debate about Mediation in the Context of Domestic Violence: A Call for Empirical Studies of Mediation Effectiveness, 12 CARDOZO J. CONFLICT RESOL.
1.31 In the «liability» stage of estoppel, it has to be established that without the estoppel, there would be unfairness, unjustness or unconscionability for the person to whom the statement was made.