This question relates to contract law Tim, who had worked eight years as an elec

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This question relates to contract law

Tim, who had worked eight years as an electrician’s helper, never passed the state-required electrician’s test. He began accepting electrical jobs after he left his former employment. Frank hired Tim to install wiring in a room addition. Before work began Frank found out Tim did not have an electrical license and canceled the contract. Tim claimed he should be paid because he had turned down other work to take this job. Is this an enforceable contract? Explain why or why not.

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This contract cannot be enforceble as it is an illegal contract because "illegal contracts are those contracts which are forbidden by law. all iilegal contract hence void also. Because of illegality of nature they cannot be enforced in any court of law. Contract which are opposed to public policy and immorals are are illegal and all illegal contracts are punishable in difference law

based on the above discussion the contract cannot be enforceble as it is an illegal contract due non passing of the state-required electricial test which is the mandatory requirement to enter and contracts and for enforceability of the contracts

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