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If a contract's object is illegal, is it still enforceable?

GeneralWORKS_MANUALPara 1.2

No. A contract with an unlawful object is void and unenforceable. For example, a contract to bribe a government official would be illegal and cannot be enforced in court.

Source: WORKS_MANUAL Para 1.2

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