Under which of the following circumstances would a court be unlikely to enforce the illegal contract?

A) Where the aggrieved party was unaware of the illegality.
B) Where a party withdraws from an illegal agreement prior to performance.
C) Where the agreement is with an unlicensed attorney.
D) Where one of the parties is less at fault than the other.

Courts generally do not enforce contracts that involve illegal activities or require parties to engage in illegal actions. However, an exception can be made in cases where the contract's illegality stems from a technicality, such as engaging with an unlicensed attorney. In such cases, the court may decide to enforce the contract if it serves justice or public policy interests, distinguishing it from situations where the contract's purpose or execution is inherently illegal.