Which of the following is true of unenforceable contracts?
A) They are not valid contracts.
B) They are the same as voidable contracts.
C) They can be made enforceable by making a few changes to them.
D) They are contracts made for an unlawful purpose and the parties can be imprisoned.

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Unenforceable contracts are valid contracts that cannot be enforced in a court of law due to some technical defect or lack of proper form. They can often be made enforceable by correcting the defect or fulfilling the necessary legal requirements.

Which of the Following Is True of Unenforceable Contracts