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.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Most courts will interpret such terms strictly, often viewing them as a promise not to assign rather than an absolute prohibition, and may award damages for breach of the promise.

When Contract Terms Prohibiting the Assignment of Rights Exist, Most