| 单词 | contract of adhesion |
| 释义 | > as lemmascontract of adhesion contract of adhesion n. chiefly North American Law [after French contrat d'adhésion (1840 or earlier)] a contract consisting of standardized and non-negotiable terms, esp. where one party to the contract is in a weaker bargaining position than the other. ΚΠ 1916 E. F. Scott & J. P. Chamberlain tr. R. Demogue Anal. Fund. Notions in tr. A. Fouillée et al. Mod. French Legal Philos. ii. xv. 472 The contract of adhesion, where the agreement is found to be settled once for all, and is formed frequently by a mere acceptance, without a special offer. 1957 Virginia Law Rev. 43 847 A government contract is a contract of adhesion, that is to say, a contract with standard terms and conditions, prepared by one party and offered to another on a take-it-or-leave-it basis. 1983 Guardian 14 Jan. 14/2 The franchise contract is normally a ‘contract of adhesion’ as opposed to a ‘contract of negotiation’. 2010 G. P. Poon Corporate Counsel's Guide to Mediation ii. 16 A court may strike down the mediation clause if it finds that there was unequal bargaining power (i.e., contracts of adhesion or ‘take it or leave it’). < as lemmas |
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