When a contract is unenforceable, it means that:
A) The contract is valid, but the parties cannot sue on it.
B) The contract is void.
C) The parties can sue on the contract even though no written evidence came into existence when the contract was made.
D) The contract is invalid as it failed to fulfil statutory requirements.

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An unenforceable contract is one where the parties involved cannot seek judicial remedy through a lawsuit because of some legal technicality, despite it being a valid agreement between the parties.

When a Contract Is Unenforceable, It Means That