Albert breaches a contract with Bill in a state where the statute of limitations is six years. Seven years later Bill wants to sue. The contract is unenforceable, but it is neither void nor voidable.

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The contract is unenforceable due to the statute of limitations expiring, but it was not inherently void (lacking legal validity from the beginning) or voidable (valid until one party chooses to void it) at the time of its creation.

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