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Look up "unconscionable", a tenet of contract law. A classic example is creating a dependency and then raising the price. Also look up "antitrust".
by lupire 4y ago
Look up "unconscionable", a tenet of contract law.
A classic example is creating a dependency and then raising the price.
Also look up "antitrust".
- throwawaylinux 4y ago> A classic example is creating a dependency and then raising the price. Okay let's see your example then. What's a case you are thinking of that is vaguely similar to this that was ruled a breach of contract? > Also look up "antitrust". This isn't a constructive argument. I could equally just rebut it by telling you to look up "antitrust", right? What part of antitrust laws would apply here? Surely if you have an idea you can write a sentence or two to explain.