Under the classic model of illegality,a freely chosen contract will be held unenforceable by a court in which of the following circumstances?

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Under the classic model of illegality, a freely chosen contract will be held unenforceable if it is contrary to public policy and/or the doctrine of illegality. This means that if the subject matter of the contract is illegal or against public policy, the courts will not enforce it, even if both parties freely agreed to the terms. It is worth noting that this model has been replaced in some jurisdictions by a more nuanced analysis that considers factors such as whether the illegality is integral to the contract or whether one of the parties was more responsible for the illegality.

Under the Classic Model of Illegality,a Freely Chosen Contract Will