Ned and Trayvon Enter into a Contract for Ned to Buy

question 42

Multiple Choice

Ned and Trayvon enter into a contract for Ned to buy goods from Trayvon. The contract contains an antiassignment clause. Ned breaches the contract to pay for the goods after Trayvon delivers the items as required by contract. Trayvon does not want to sue for breach, so instead he assigns the right to pursue damages for breach of contract to Melissa. Is the assignment valid?

• A) No, because the antiassignment clause prohibits the assignment.
• B) No, because it would increase Ned's duties to have to pay Melissa.
• C) Yes, but only if the assignment complies with the statute of frauds.
• D) Yes, because antiassignment clauses do not affect the right to receive damages for breach of contract to sell goods or services.
• E) Yes, because antiassignment clauses are no longer valid if any part of the contract is not performed.

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Definitions:

Series RL Circuit

An electrical circuit composed of resistors (R) and inductors (L) connected in series, influencing the circuit's impedance and phase angle.

Inductive Reactance

Inductive reactance is the opposition that an inductor presents to alternating current, depending on the frequency of the current and the inductance of the component.

True Power

The actual power consumed by a circuit, calculated as the product of the voltage, current, and the cosine of the phase angle between them in a resistive load, measured in watts.

Series RL Circuit

An electrical circuit composed of resistors (R) and inductors (L) connected in a series configuration, affecting the phase and amplitude of the circuit's response.