The law of equity has always protected parties against unconscionable contracts where one of the parties is at a special disadvantage. For example, if he or she suffers from an illness, inexperience or ignorance. In cases like this, the party suffering the disadvantage must prove that there was undue influence. But one having done this successfully the dominant party in the contract must show that the transaction was ‘fair, just and reasonable. Usually common law: has been apprehensive to rescind contracts since one of the parties has been disadvantaged. This is due the philosoph

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