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Try CasePortal for Free[Consolidated.] J. Katzmann finds that the district court improperly held that terms governing a deal in which one company provided capital to another by buying its debt were unconscionable. The investor attempted to cash in the $25,000 signing fee for stock worth $2.2 million after the agreement fell through, but both parties were sophisticated and the debt-seller was not coerced due to the lack of other options.
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