C is corrent. In general, an agreement that violates a statute is illegal, making such agreement unenforceable. However, if the statute in question is a revenue-seeking licensing statute (in contrast to a regulatory licensing statute), the agreement would still be enforceable. This is an exception to the general rule. The plumbing licensing statute is a revenue-seeking licensing statute; thus, the contract violating the statute will still be enforceable for its full amount of $75,000.
A is incorrect. In general, an agreement that violates a statute is illegal, making such agreement unenforceable. However, if the statute in question is a revenue-seeking licensing statute (in contrast to a regulatory licensing statute), the agreement would still be enforceable. This is an exception to the general rule. The plumbing licensing statute is a revenue-seeking licensing statute; thus, the contract violating the statute will still be enforceable for its full amount of $75,000.
A is incorrect. In general, an agreement that violates a statute is illegal, making such agreement unenforceable. However, if the statute in question is a revenue-seeking licensing statute (in contrast to a regulatory licensing statute), the agreement would still be enforceable. This is an exception to the general rule. The plumbing licensing statute is a revenue-seeking licensing statute; thus, the contract violating the statute will still be enforceable for its full amount of $75,000.
D is incorrect. In general, an agreement that violates a statute is illegal, making such agreement unenforceable. However, if the statute in question is a revenue-seeking licensing statute (in contrast to a regulatory licensing statute), the agreement would still be enforceable. This is an exception to the general rule. The plumbing licensing statute is a revenue-seeking licensing statute; thus, the contract violating the statute will still be enforceable for its full amount of $75,000.
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