Which of the following is NOT an example of contractual rights that cannot be assigned?
A)Rights whose assignment is prohibited by public policy.
B)Rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract.
C)Rights that are personal in nature.
D)Rights to recover damage after a breach of contract.
E)Rights whose assignment would increase the obligor's risk or duties.

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A)Contractual rights that cannot be assigned include rights that are personal in nature;rights whose assignments would increase the obligor's risk or duties;rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract;and rights whose assignment is prohibited by law or public policy.
B)Contractual rights that cannot be assigned include rights that are personal in nature;rights whose assignments would increase the obligor's risk or duties;rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract;and rights whose assignment is prohibited by law or public policy.
C)Contractual rights that cannot be assigned include rights that are personal in nature;rights whose assignments would increase the obligor's risk or duties;rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract;and rights whose assignment is prohibited by law or public policy.
D)Contractual rights that cannot be assigned include rights that are personal in nature;rights whose assignments would increase the obligor's risk or duties;rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract;and rights whose assignment is prohibited by law or public policy.
E)Contractual rights that cannot be assigned include rights that are personal in nature;rights whose assignments would increase the obligor's risk or duties;rights whose assignment is prohibited by contract;and rights whose assignment is prohibited by law or public policy.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of Contractual