In order for a contract to be considered against public policy,it must be in violation of a statute.

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While contracts that are in violation of a statute are often considered against public policy, there are other situations where a contract may be deemed against public policy without directly violating a statute. This could occur if the contract encourages illegal activity or if enforcing the contract would harm the public interest.

In Order for a Contract to Be Considered Against Public