When is the subject matter or consideration of a contract considered unlawful?

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If it is prohibited by legislationIf it is disallowed by the parties involvedIf it is restricted by traditional practicesIf none of the above conditions applyIf it is invalid

Explanation

The consideration or object of a contract is deemed lawful unless it is explicitly prohibited by law. Restrictions imposed solely by the parties or customs do not render it unlawful unless backed by legal prohibition.