An agreement made with an intention to defraud creditors or other persons is referred to as a(n):
A) usurious agreement.
B) wagering agreement.
C) dealership agreement.
D) agreement against public policy.

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An agreement made with an intention to defraud creditors or other persons is considered to be against public policy as it is unjust, harms the interests of others, and goes against the principles of fair dealing.

An Agreement Made with an Intention to Defraud Creditors or Other