paraphrasing each paragraph
“Where two or more persons knowingly act together unlawfully, the act of each is the act of all in the eyes of the law.”
“If the court finds the contract or any clause of the contract to have been unconscionable at the time it was made the court may refuse to enforce the contract, or it may enforce the remainder of the contract without the unconscionable clause, or it may so limit the application of any unconscionable clause as to avoid any unconscionable result.”
“One, who in broad daylight, walks into an obvious defect in a sidewalk is presumptively negligent and the burden is upon that person to show conditions outside of himself which prevented his seeing the defect, or which would excuse failure to observe it.”
“The circuit court has the discretion to determine whether jurors can weigh the evidence impartially, and that determination will not be set aside unless it is against the manifest weight of the evidence.”
answer-
when Two or more person act together unlawfully with intention then each person shall be held liable in the eyes of the law.
Under unconscionability , A court have the power to refuse to enforce the contract or enforce remainder contract except unconscionable clause or put limitation on the application of any unconscionable clause to ignore any type of unconscionable result.
Under negligence, A person will be held liable if person walks on obvious defect in a sidewalk in broad daylight. The only defense the person would have if the person could show that something prevented him from seeing it or any valid excused which cause him failed to observe the defect.
The circuit court has the choice to question jurors to know that jurors are capable to weigh evidence impartially and the decision or choice by court will not put aside unless it is the decision of majority of jurors.
paraphrasing each paragraph “Where two or more persons knowingly act together unlawfully, the act of each...
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