The document discusses the difference between a void agreement and a void contract. A void agreement is completely unenforceable by law, so parties have no obligations to fulfill terms. However, a void contract is still considered a legal agreement between parties, even though it is invalid or unenforceable. The key difference is that a void contract exists, while a void agreement does not, and void contracts can still result in legal consequences depending on the context and any actions taken.

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3. PRESENTATION DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VOID AGREEMENT & VOID CONTRACT

4. VOID AGREEMENT A void agreement has no legal bearing, and is unenforceable by law. Parties to a voided agreement have no responsibility or legal requirement to act as far as carrying out the terms of the agreement

5. VOID CONTRACT Void contracts are contracts that are legally valid agreements between two parties.

6. Void Agreements or Contracts A void agreement, or void contract, is a contract that is not truly a contract. It may have been made under duress as an agreement to commit an illegal action or as a contract to perform an impossible duty.

7. Legal Differences A void contract is a nonexistent and illegal contract that cannot be upheld by law; neither party is bound to complete the contract and can be prosecuted if any completed actions are illegal.

8. Significance Void contracts may be a cause for lawsuits or jail time depending on the context of the agreement and whether or not action was taken.

9. Considerations Knowing the basics of contract law can help an individual recognize a situation where a contract may be void or voidable. Understand the difference between those types of contracts before engaging in legal agreement

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