Which of the following is not a basis on which a court could order a remedy in connection with an illegal contract?
A) a party was justifiably ignorant of the law
B) a party entered into the illegal contract because of fraud
C) after the contract was formed one of the parties attempted to prevent the performance of the illegal act
D) one party would lose more than the other if the court took no action
E) one party is less at fault than the other party for entering into the illegal contract

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The court cannot order a remedy based solely on the fact that one party would lose more than the other if no action is taken. The remedy must be based on legal grounds, such as fraud or mistake, and cannot be solely based on the parties' relative losses. A, B, C, and E are all valid bases for a court-ordered remedy in connection with an illegal contract.

Which of the Following Is Not a Basis on Which