Unfair Contract Terms Clause Samples

The Unfair Contract Terms clause is designed to prevent the inclusion or enforcement of terms in a contract that are deemed unfair or excessively one-sided, particularly to the detriment of one party, often the consumer. In practice, this clause may specify that certain terms—such as those that limit liability unreasonably, impose disproportionate penalties, or restrict legal rights—are void or unenforceable if found to be unfair under applicable law. Its core function is to protect parties, especially those with less bargaining power, from being bound by terms that would create an unjust imbalance, thereby promoting fairness and transparency in contractual relationships.
Unfair Contract Terms. (a) The Australian Consumer Law applies to some customers called ‘Small Business Customers’ in our Customer Terms. Refer to the Dictionary for the detailed definition. (b) A term or note in our Customer Terms headed ‘Small Business Customers’ applies if you are a Small Business Customer but not otherwise. (c) In some circumstances, you may be fall under the definition of both a Small Business Customer and a TCP Customer, and your ability to exercise a right in connection with one will not affect your ability to exercise a right in respect of the other.
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Unfair Contract Terms. The Seller has drawn up these Conditions of Sale in the light of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 as amended, and considers them to be fair and reasonable and its prices are based on contracts made on these conditions. If the Buyer considers these terms to be unreasonable, he must inform the Seller in writing before any contract is made, otherwise he will be deemed to have accepted that the Seller’s Conditions are fair and reasonable.
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Unfair Contract Terms. 18.1 The Master Account Holder acknowledges that given the nature of the OSC, the Companies’ limitations of liability in relation to the OSC are fair and reasonable in the circumstances. 18.2 If any condition of this Master Account Agreement shall be held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, the legality, validity or enforceability of the remainder of this Master Account Agreement shall not be affected.
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Unfair Contract Terms. Insofar as any provision of these Conditions of Use is affected by the Unfair Contract Terms ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, such provisions are considered by the Council to be fair and reasonable.
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