KR Handley
Abstract
The role of unconscionability in estoppel by conduct is reviewed and analyzed. The requirements of good conscience are subsumed in the elements of each form of estoppel by conduct and unconscionability has no further useful role.
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The role of unconscionability in estoppel by conduct is reviewed and analyzed. The requirements of good conscience are subsumed in the elements of each form of estoppel by conduct and unconscionability has no further useful role.
Key concepts: Unconscionability, Estoppel, Computer science, Political science, Law, Doctrine