3 ms·A contract cannot substitute itself to the law, unless the law permits it.by user5994461 9y agoA contract cannot substitute itself to the law, unless the law permits it.glibgil 9y agoThe law isn’t even involved in this case. It’s a contract dispute. It’s a civil casemark-r 9y agoThe law stipulates what is and isn't subject to contract. Laws trump contracts every time, which is why contracts always have a clause "if any part of this contract is unenforceable..."