When contract terms prohibiting the assignment of rights exist, most courts will:
A) strictly construe them.
B) interpret a general term prohibiting assignments as a mere promise not to assign.
C) award the obligor a right to damages for the breach of the terms forbidding the assignment.
D) All of these.

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Most courts will interpret such terms as a promise not to assign, which means they may still allow the assignment but award damages for any breach. Therefore, all options are applicable.

When Contract Terms Prohibiting the Assignment of Rights Exist, Most