When there is a law that prohibits the courts from enforcing a valid contract, it may be valid but ________.
A) Executed
B) Executory
C) Unenforceable
D) Novated
E) Condoned

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When a law prohibits the courts from enforcing a valid contract, the contract is considered unenforceable. This means that while the contract itself may still exist and be valid in terms of the agreement between the parties, the legal system will not enforce its terms due to the prohibition by law.

When There Is a Law That Prohibits the Courts from Enforcing