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An illegal agreement, under the common law of contract, is one that the court will not enforce because either (1) the making of the agreement itself is illegal or (2) the agreement becomes illegal because of the way in which it is performed. The classic example of such an agreement is an agreement to commit a crime. For example, entering into a contract for murder is itself illegal because that very act can be prosecuted as the crime of conspiracy to commit a murder. Ewan McKendrick notes that contracts which are "contrary to public policy" are often referred to, for ease, as "illegal" contracts".
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