Author Question: In the context of illegal contracts, what source of law determines whether agreements violate public policy? (Read 8571 times)

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In the context of illegal contracts, what source of law determines whether agreements violate public policy?
A) state statutory law.
B) executive orders.
C) common law as defined by the courts.
 D) the U.S. Constitution.



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