A "contract" that does not exist at law, such as a contract to commit a crime, is what kind of contract?
A) executed
B) voidable
C) executory
D) unenforceable
E) none of the other choices

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A contract to commit a crime is considered void, not merely unenforceable, voidable, executed, or executory. This means it is treated as if it never existed because it involves illegal activities.

A "Contract" That Does Not Exist at Law, Such as a Contract