Highlights the need for transparency and good faith in contracts to protect consumers, implying improved fairness in transactions.
Focusing on contracts between professionals and consumers, this paper highlights the imbalance of information and bargaining power that often harms consumers. It emphasizes the need for good faith, transparency and mechanisms that restore contractual balance and protect informed consent.
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Aboubakr Mohim (2026) studied this question.
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