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 the only part of a contract left to be fulfilled is the payment.
B) When nothing has been done on the contract at all.
C) When no more than half the contractual duties have been performed.
D) When no more than three-fourths of 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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The exception to the general rule that rights to a contract cannot be assigned when a contract is personal in nature occurs when the only part of a contract left to be fulfilled is the payment. This is because the personal performance aspect is no longer an issue, and what remains is the non-personal obligation of making a payment.

Which of the Following Is an Exception to the General