The Right to Performance Under a Contract Can Be Assigned

question 3

Multiple Choice

The right to performance under a contract can be assigned:

• A) although the sufficiency of the performance is to be determined by the personal satisfaction of the assignor.
• B) although the contract requires the performance of personal services.
• C) although the contract provides for the extension of credit.
• D) if the burden of performing is not materially increased thereby.

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