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· 4/23/1993

Saul v. Rowan Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Citations

  • 623 A.2d 619
  • 1993 D.C. App. LEXIS 102
  • 1993 WL 126791

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  • holding that air conditioning contractor could not recover for services provided where the contractor was unli- censed at the time he entered into contract and performed work, in violation of the refrigeration/air conditioning services licensing statute
  • holding contractor barred from recovery because he contracted and performed work without license
  • holding contractor barred from recovery because he contracted and performed work without license
  • holding contractor barred from recovery because he contracted and performed work without license
  • \perceiv[ing] a clear distinction between [the company president's] individual license and the type of license which [the contracting company] was required to obtain before contracting or performing the work involved\
  • \This jurisdiction has held consistently that a contract entered in violation of a licensing statute or regulation directed at protecting the public is void and unenforceable.\

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Judges: Steadman, Wagner, Pryor

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