A recipient of trust property is liable for knowing receipt if their state of knowledge makes retention of the benefit unconscionable; constructive knowledge suffices.
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Prenuptial agreements set aside for unconscionability and undue influence where inequality of bargaining power existed between the parties.
A casino operator's mere knowledge of a patron's pathological gambling does not constitute unconscionable conduct absent deliberate exploitation of that special disadvantage.
A supplier's high-pressure door-to-door sales tactics targeting elderly women constituted unconscionable conduct under the Australian Consumer Law.
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