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An adhesion clause is a provision in a contract that is drafted by one party, typically the more powerful one, and presented to the other party on a "take it or leave it" basis, without room for negotiation. These clauses are often found in standard form contracts, such as those used by large corporations for services or products. They can lead to disputes if deemed unconscionable or if the weaker party feels they were unfairly bound by the terms. Courts may scrutinize adhesion clauses to ensure they do not violate principles of fairness and equity.

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