In general,contract rights may be assigned.Which of the following types of contract rights may not be assigned?

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Personal service contracts involve the performance of specific services by a particular individual and cannot be assigned to a third party without the consent of the other party to the contract. Assignments of future rights involve the transfer of a right to receive something in the future, such as a portion of future profits or proceeds, and may not be assigned due to the uncertainty of the future right. Contracts for the sale of goods can typically be assigned, unless the contract explicitly prohibits assignment. Therefore, the types of contract rights that may not be assigned are personal service contracts and assignments of future rights, making the answer E.

In General,contract Rights May Be Assigned