If a contract is made with a person required by law to hold a license,and the purpose of the license is protection of the public,the contract made by an unlicensed person will generally be unenforceable.

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This is because the license requirement is designed to ensure that the person providing the service is qualified and competent, and failure to hold the license may put the public at risk. Therefore, contracts made by unlicensed individuals may be deemed unenforceable as they have not met the necessary legal requirements.

If a Contract Is Made with a Person Required by Law