Unconscionable Conduct in Australian Law

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This assignment examines the legal concept of unconscionable conduct within the Australian legal framework. It delves into the definition, application, and implications of this principle across diverse sectors of the nation's economy. The analysis incorporates key legislation, including the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, and draws upon significant case precedents such as *Commercial Bank of Australia v Amadio* and *Louth v Diprose* to illustrate the practical application of unconscionable conduct principles in real-world scenarios.

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