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Unconscionability / Consumer protection / Leasing / Contractual term / Contract / Standard form contract / Capacity / Competition and Consumer Act / Conflict of contract laws / Law / Contract law / Private law
Date: 2014-07-31 09:57:23
Unconscionability
Consumer protection
Leasing
Contractual term
Contract
Standard form contract
Capacity
Competition and Consumer Act
Conflict of contract laws
Law
Contract law
Private law

ICA Submission Unfair Contracts Part One

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