A contract that violates state or federal statutory law is:
A) illegal, but enforceable
B) illegal and unenforceable
C) legal, but unenforceable
D) legal and enforceable
E) subject to a variety of fines and extra regulations

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A contract that violates state or federal statutory law is considered illegal and unenforceable. This means that the contract cannot be enforced or upheld by a court of law, and any actions taken under the contract may be considered unlawful.

A Contract That Violates State or Federal Statutory Law Is