An agency relationship created for a purpose that is contrary to public policy may still be enforceable.

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An agency relationship created for a purpose that is contrary to public policy is generally considered void and unenforceable. This is because such a relationship would involve illegal or unethical activities that are against the public interest. Therefore, any agreements or contracts made within such a relationship would not be recognized by the court.

An Agency Relationship Created for a Purpose That Is Contrary