A party's rights in a contract can be assigned to another party; and also a party's duties are transferred to a third party if the duties do not involve:
A) charity.
B) royalty.
C) goodwill.
D) unique skills or abilities.

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A party's duties cannot be transferred if they require the unique skills or abilities of the original party. This is because such duties involve personal performance and cannot be delegated. However, rights can be assigned to another party, and duties that do not require unique skills or abilities can be transferred to a third party. Options A, B, and C are not relevant to the transfer of rights and duties in a contract.

A Party's Rights in a Contract Can Be Assigned to Another