Which of the following is an exception to the general rule that rights to a contract cannot be assigned when a contract is personal in nature?
A)When nothing has been done on the contract at all.
B)When the only part of a contract left to be fulfilled is the payment.
C)When no more than three-fourths of the contractual duties have been performed.
D)When no more than half the contractual duties have been performed.
E)There is no exception because rights to a contract that is personal in nature may generally be assigned.

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A)Rights to a contract cannot be assigned when the contract is personal in nature.
Third parties cannot legally become the recipient in situations in which a contract is personal in nature unless the only part of a contract left to be fulfilled is the payment,because rights to payment can always be assigned.
B)Rights to a contract cannot be assigned when the contract is personal in nature.Third parties cannot legally become the recipient in situations in which a contract is personal in nature unless the only part of a contract left to be fulfilled is the payment,because rights to payment can always be assigned.

Which of the Following Is an Exception to the General