Asked by Tommy Grias on Jun 09, 2024
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Name four types of contract rights that are non-assignable.
Non-assignable
A characteristic of a contract or right indicating that it cannot be transferred or delegated to another party without the consent of the original party or parties.
Contract Rights
Contract rights refer to the entitlements and obligations that are legally binding between parties as stipulated in a contract.
- Distinguish and clarify the varieties of contracts or rights that are not subject to assignment or delegation.
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brenda mancillaJun 13, 2024
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Non-assignable contract rights include those that:
a. materially change the obligor's duty or materially increase the risk or burden upon the obligor,
b. transfer highly personal contract rights,
c. are expressly prohibited by the contract, or
d. are prohibited by statute or public policy.
a. materially change the obligor's duty or materially increase the risk or burden upon the obligor,
b. transfer highly personal contract rights,
c. are expressly prohibited by the contract, or
d. are prohibited by statute or public policy.
Learning Objectives
- Distinguish and clarify the varieties of contracts or rights that are not subject to assignment or delegation.
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