If a contract conflicts with the interests of society it is against public policy and not enforceable.

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Contracts that are contrary to public policy are considered illegal and unenforceable. This is because such contracts are deemed to be harmful to society as a whole. Examples of contracts that violate public policy include contracts for illegal activities such as selling drugs or committing a crime.

If a Contract Conflicts with the Interests of Society It