If the purpose of a licensing requirement is solely to raise revenue for the jurisdiction, and not to ensure competency, the absence of a license:
A) does not make the agreement void.
B) makes the agreement void.
C) creates an illegal and unenforceable contract.
D) creates a legal but void agreement.

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If the purpose of a licensing requirement is solely to raise revenue and not to ensure competency, the absence of a license would not make the agreement void. However, it is important to note that licenses may serve other purposes such as ensuring safety and protecting consumers, and in those cases, the absence of a license could make the agreement void or illegal.

If the Purpose of a Licensing Requirement Is Solely to Raise