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<h1>Contracts unlawful only if they defeat legislature's expressed intention, not conjectured purposes from debates</h1> The term 'defeat the provision of law' is limited to defeating the legislature's expressed intention or that necessarily implied from an Act's express terms. Contracts are unlawful if they involve doing something unlawful, but agreements are not void merely because they tend to defeat some legislative purpose derived from conjecture or extraneous evidence like legislative debates or preliminary memoranda not forming part of the enactment itself.