Civil Transactions Law

1. Unconscionability occurs when consideration increases or decreases contrary to the usual practice; it shall be determined according to custom. 2. A contracting party may not demand nullification of the contract on the basis of unconscionability, except in relation to the property of a fully or partially incompetent person or as prescribed by legal provisions. The other contracting party may avoid nullification of the contract if he takes measures the court deems sufficient to eliminate unconscionability. 3. A contract concluded by way of auction may not be challenged on the basis of unconscionability alone. Second: Subject and Cause of Contract