Andrea is a real estate agent, however, she does not have a license as required by statute. Andrea sells a piece of property to George, but George refuses to pay her the agreed sales commission. Andrea sues George. What is the result?

A) If the licensing statute is primarily a regulatory statute, (designed to protect the publicity), Andrea cannot collect her commission.

B) If the licensing statute is primarily a revenue statute, Andrea cannot collect her commissions.

C) No matter what kind of statute, Andrea cannot collect her commission.

D) No matter what kind of statute, Andrea can collect her commission.

E) None of the above

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Vivian Rangel

Business

2 March, 19:36

Andrea is a real estate agent, however, she does not have a license as required by statute. Andrea sells a piece of property to George, but George refuses to pay her the agreed sales commission. Andrea sues George. What is the result?

A) If the licensing statute is primarily a regulatory statute, (designed to protect the publicity), Andrea cannot collect her commission.

B) If the licensing statute is primarily a revenue statute, Andrea cannot collect her commissions.

C) No matter what kind of statute, Andrea cannot collect her commission.

D) No matter what kind of statute, Andrea can collect her commission.

E) None of the above

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Gia Fields · Answer 1

The answer is " A) If the licensing statute is primarily a regulatory statute, (designed to protect the publicity), Andrea cannot collect her commission."

Regulatory statutes refers to the licensing statutes sanctioned to ensure general society. unlicensed people can't recuperate installment for giving administrations that an authorized individual is required to give.