Under which of the following will courts refuse to intervene in a dispute between litigants when both have engaged in wrongdoing?

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Under the doctrine of in pari delicto,courts refuse to intervene in a dispute between litigants when both have engaged in wrongdoing.For example,when a person has engaged in fraud,that person will not be able to sue for damages another person who was involved with the same fraudulent scheme."[T]he law will not extend its aid to either of the parties or listen to their complaints against each other,but will leave them where their own acts have placed them."

Under Which of the Following Will Courts Refuse to Intervene