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	~{{t\|Profound ontological uncertainty}} writ large. If ''one'' aspect of my {{t\|contract}} is illegal, what does that mean for the rest of it? This is really a way of looking at the question of [[illegality]], the general proposition for which is that a {{t\|contract}} which obliged its participants to do llegal things is void and unenforceable as a matter of pubic policy.		{{t\|Profound ontological uncertainty}} writ large. If ''one'' aspect of my {{t\|contract}} is illegal, what does that mean for the rest of it? This is really a way of looking at the question of [[illegality]], the general proposition for which is that a {{t\|contract}} which obliged its participants to do llegal things is void and unenforceable as a matter of pubic policy.

	So if you hire an assassin to kill your wife and the assassin fails to, don’t expect her majesty’s courts to grant you damages, much less the courts of equity [[specific performance]].		So if you hire an assassin to kill your wife and the assassin fails to, don’t expect her majesty’s courts to grant you damages, much less the courts of equity [[specific performance]].