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based on public policy considerations only legal contracts or legal contractual provisions can be enforced there is no remedy to enforce illegal contractual agreements there are two possible consequences that follow from illegality the first possible consequence is that an entire illegal contract is void the second possibility applies to contracts that are not illegal in their entirety but rather only contain one or more illegal provisions in these cases a court has the option to eliminate the illegal provisions or to rewrite them in order to make them legal an example of the latter approach would be a court that adjusts the interest rate in a loan agreement when the interest that has been agreed is in excess of what is allowed by law which approach is better should a court void an entire provision that contains illegal content or simply opt to change these provisions so that they conform to the law rewriting clauses is helpful in that it still leaves the parties with a provision that