Joey's state has a licensing statute that specifically addresses the requirements for salons. Joey, however, decides not to get a license because it is too expensive. If Margaret enters into a contract with Joey for his salon services, this agreement is ________.
A) void
B) enforceable
C) voidable
D) illegal and unenforceable
E) valid because it is contrary to public policy to limit a professional's right to work

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Contracts that involve the provision of services that require a license by law, but where one party is unlicensed, are typically considered illegal and unenforceable. This is because the contract involves an activity that violates licensing statutes designed to protect public health, safety, or welfare.

Joey's State Has a Licensing Statute That Specifically Addresses the Requirements