Most rights are assignable, except in cases in which the obligations of the parties would be significantly:
A) altered.
B) recorded.
C) rejected.
D) shared.

Question

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When a right is assigned, the assignee steps into the shoes of the assignor and acquires the right without any change to the obligation associated with it. However, in certain cases, assigning a right may alter the obligations of the parties significantly. In such cases, the right cannot be assigned. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

Most Rights Are Assignable, Except in Cases in Which the Obligations