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Business, 20.10.2019 06:00 dicewillis

Ms. white hired mr. blue to steal from ms. yellow. ms. white is upset with how everything turned out and wants to sue mr. blue for breach of contract. but the court will refuse to recognize the contract and subsequently a breach of it because it is a contract for an illegal activity.

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