A contractual provision which states that a waiver of rights will not constitute a modification to the contract is:
A) not enforceable as being in bad faith.
B) not enforceable as a violation of law.
C) enforceable by one party only.
D) enforceable.

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A contractual provision stating that a waiver of rights will not constitute a modification to the contract is generally enforceable. It allows for the parties to waive certain rights without the need to formally modify the entire contract. However, it is important to note that such provisions may not be enforceable if they are found to be in bad faith or in violation of applicable law.

A Contractual Provision Which States That a Waiver of Rights