If a law or regulation makes the performance of a contract illegal, the contract is:
A) unenforceable.
B) terminated by alteration.
C) void from the beginning.
D) terminated by operation of law.

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If a law or regulation makes the performance of a contract illegal, the contract is considered void from the very beginning since it was not created with legal validity. This means that the contract is null and void, and creditors may not enforce the terms of the contract in court.

If a Law or Regulation Makes the Performance of a Contract