It is a contract to committ an illegal or immoral act. It is not enforceable in Contract Law. For example you couldn't enforce payment of rent if you let a flat for the of prostitution or consumption of illegal drugs.
An otherwise lawful contract can be tainted with illegality, for example a contact of employment wasn't enforceable where the parties had agreed to payment in a way that avoided liability for tax. Although this is not as strictly applied as it once was, especially if the inequality of power would make it unfair not to enforce the contract.
If it was unlawful to have the letter "Q" appear on a license plate the province wouldn't issue such a plate.
Yes, it is illegal for an unlawful drug user to be in possession of a firearm under federal law.
unlawful, illegal, prohibited
Anything that is unlawful to imbibe.
The word illegal means the same as unlawful. Along with this, unjust works. If you're looking for moral based, unethical.
not "unlawful" but they have no right under the terms and conditions of the contract (policy).
It is an "assault" and therefore, unlawful.
There is no practical difference between unlawful and illegal; they both refer to something that is against the law. In a riddle context, the use of 'unlawful' or 'illegal' could be a play on words to confuse the listener, but they essentially mean the same thing.
Illegal activities refer to actions that are prohibited by law, while unlawful activities are actions that are not in accordance with the law. In essence, illegal activities are explicitly banned by law, whereas unlawful activities may not necessarily be explicitly prohibited but still go against the law.
Illegitimate means a claim which the law does not endorse. "Your claim to own this house is illegitimate."--the law will not back it up. Unlawful means contrary to the civil or criminal law, so that the victim can either get redress or punishment or both. Illegal means contrary to the criminal law. Breaking a contract is not illegal (you cannot be sent to jail over it) but it is unlawful (you can be sued over it). Illicit means the same as unlawful, but is used in much more restricted contexts. Lawless refers to a person who has no regard for the law--a criminal.
that is a personal question that is illegal and unlawful
They essentially mean the same thing.