The limited exceptions to illegality include which of the following?
A)Pari delicto
B)Laws poenitentiae
C)All of the above
D)None of the above

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The term "pari delicto" refers to a principle where parties in equal fault cannot sue each other for damages resulting from an illegal act they both participated in. "Laws poenitentiae" refer to laws allowing a party to withdraw from an illegal agreement before it is completed, thus providing a limited exception to the rule against enforcing illegal agreements. Therefore, both are considered limited exceptions to the principle of illegality.

The Limited Exceptions to Illegality Include Which of the Following