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.

Understand the development of complex thinking abilities and stages in adulthood as proposed by various developmental theories.

Grasp the principles of business organization structures, including corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs).

Recognize the differences between limited liability companies (LLCs) and S corporations in terms of taxation and operational requirements.

Identify defensive strategies used by companies during hostile takeover attempts.

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