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)Usury
B)Illegal and unenforceable
C)Enforceable but with a fine
D)Enforceable without a fine
E)Executed

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A)If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and
welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed person is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.
B)If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed person is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.
C)If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed person is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.
D)If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed person is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.
E)If the licensing statute is intended to protect the public's health,safety,and welfare,an agreement with an unlicensed person is typically deemed illegal and unenforceable.

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