"As Georgia brings in more and more international businesses and we become an even stronger place for corporations to thrive, we’re going to have clients who have language barriers,” said defendant-appellee counsel Devlin Cooper of Cooper Barton & Cooper. “Without this sort of opinion, this kind of fraudulent behavior, for lack of a better term, can become more common.”
March 22, 2024 at 03:52 PM
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The Georgia Court of Appeals said it doesn’t often uphold trial court determinations of contract unconscionability, but this time it made an exception. The outlier is a family-run convenience store that entered into a 60-year contract with a fuel vendor they couldn’t leave and had no price caps.
The court observed that the store owners couldn’t read English and relied on the other party’s representation of the contract before they signed.
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