A court will refuse to enforce a contract that involves illegality only if it can be shown that both parties knowingly agreed to illegality.

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A court may refuse to enforce a contract if it involves illegality, even if only one party was aware of the illegal nature of the contract. The key factor is the illegality itself, not necessarily the mutual awareness or agreement on the illegality by both parties.

A Court Will Refuse to Enforce a Contract That Involves