In other jurisdictions, it has been held as a matter of common law that unconscionable contracts are not enforceable.Congress has enacted the UCC. UCC 2-302 provides that the court may refuse to enforce a contract which it finds to be unconscionable at the time it was made.When a party of little bargaining power, and hence little real choice, signs a commercially unreasonable contract with little or no knowledge of its terms, it is hardly likely that consent was ever given to all the terms.Corbin suggests that the test should be whether the terms are so extreme as to appear unconscionable according to the mores and business practices of the time and place.