§ 1441 Void Contract Conditions
This law says that if a contract asks you to do something impossible, illegal, or completely against what the contract is for, that part of the contract doesn't count.
You sign a contract to buy a magic flying carpet that doesn't exist.
The part of the contract that says the seller will give you a flying carpet is impossible, so it doesn't count. You don't have to pay for something that can't exist.
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§ 1441 Void Contract Conditions
Last verified: January 9, 2026