If a licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed professional is typically deemed ________.
A)executed
B)enforceable without a fine
C)illegal and unenforceable
D)enforceable,but with a fine imposed on the unlicensed professional
E)usurious but conditionally enforceable,depending on the circumstances of the case

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If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,or welfare,the agreement is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.

If a Licensing Statute Is Intended to Protect the Public's