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I read it somewhere but can't remember where now. Good link from @HillStreetBluesManxman_in_exile said:
Worth a side note the court is obligated to assess the fairness of a term even if the consumer (or any party really) doesn't raise the question of fairness.
@the_lunatic_is_in_my_head - for clarification and my own education, have you got an authority for that? Is it in the legislation or is it a common law power of the court or what?
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