L. W. Hancock Co. v. City of Mt. Sterling

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• public order prohibits the inclusion of abusive or one-sided contractual clauses
• “[A] contract is deemed null ... if it is contrary to law, morals[,] or public order. In such cases of nullity, even a party that has benefitted from it may challenge a contract for being contrary to law, morals[,] or public order.” (citations omitted

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