If a contract explicitly provides that it may be assigned, then rights under it are assignable even if the assignment would change the duty, risk, or burden of performance on the obligor.

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An assignment of rights under a contract is generally permissible even if it would change the duty, risk, or burden of performance on the obligor, provided that the contract explicitly allows for assignment.

If a Contract Explicitly Provides That It May Be Assigned