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

Multiple Choice

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