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If a contract requires one party to commit an illegal act, the contract is necessarily A. unconscionable B. voidable C. fraudulent D. void

If a contract requires one party to commit an illegal act, the contract is necessarily A. unconscionable B. voidable C. fraudulent D. void
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If a contract requires one party to commit an illegal act, the contract is

necessarily
A. unconscionable
B. voidable
C. fraudulent
D. void

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User Chefgon
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Answer:

the answer is A it makes the most sense

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User Padi
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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Mike Hildner
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