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Lord Denning argued that some contracts are so unjust or unfair that it would be unconscionable for the courts to enforce them. Which of the

Lord Denning argued that some contracts are so unjust or unfair that it would be unconscionable for the courts to enforce them. Which of the following statements is correct? 

A

The Australian Consumer Law does not recognise the concept of unconscionability 

B

It is only the State of NSW that recognises unconscionability 

C

Unconscionability was included in the old Trade Practices Act 1974, but it was deleted when the Australian Consumer Law of 2010 came into effect 

D

Unconscionability is an equitable doctrine that can apply in cases involving the common law but it has no application when interpreting the express terms of a written contract 

E

The Australian Consumer Law has made the concept of unconscionability even more important than ever for lawyers drafting contracts involving consumer transactions 

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