Jack enters into a contract with Kris, an unlicensed contractor. This contract may be enforceable if
A) the statute's purpose is to protect the public from unauthorized practitioners.
B) the lack of a license in Kris's occupation bars the enforcement of work-related contracts.
C) the statute expressly affirms the barring of a contract's enforceability.
D) the statute does not expressly affirm the barring of a contract's enforceability.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If the statute does not expressly affirm the barring of a contract's enforceability, then the contract between Jack and Kris may still be enforceable, even though Kris is an unlicensed contractor. However, there may be limitations on the scope of the contract or damages that Jack can recover, depending on the specific statute and jurisdiction involved.

Jack Enters into a Contract with Kris, an Unlicensed Contractor