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The Mississippi Judicial College (Approx. 2 pages)

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715. Contracts—Unenforceable If It Was Not Entered into Fairly or Without Knowing and Understanding the Terms and Conditions (Procedural Unconscionability)

The Mississippi Judicial College (Approx. 2 pages)

Miss. Plain Lang. Model Jury Instr. Civ. 715

Mississippi Plain Language Model Jury Instructions - Civil

October 2023 Update

The Mississippi Judicial College

Part II. Contract Actions

Chapter 7. Contracts

C. Affirmative Defenses

715. Contracts—Unenforceable If It Was Not Entered into Fairly or Without Knowing and Understanding the Terms and Conditions (Procedural Unconscionability)

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