If a law is passed after the parties enter into a contract that makes performance more costly, the contract is:
A) enforceable
B) void from the beginning.
C) terminated by alteration.
D) unenforceable.

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Contracts remain enforceable even if subsequent laws make performance more costly, unless the new law makes the contract's subject matter illegal.

If a Law Is Passed After the Parties Enter into a Contract