Illigal

An illegal cause refers to any reason, action, or activity that is against the law, forbidden by rules, or violates public policy.
If something is done for an illegal cause, it means the purpose behind it is unlawful — like committing fraud, smuggling, bribery, or any criminal activity.

In legal terms, if an agreement or action is based on an illegal cause, it is usually considered invalid or void because the law does not support illegal intentions.

Key Points:

• Involves a purpose that is unlawful.

• Violates legal, ethical, or social rules.

• Actions based on an illegal cause have no legal protection.