Antiassignment Clauses in Contracts Generally Are

question 71

Multiple Choice

Antiassignment clauses in contracts generally are:

• A)enforceable but read narrowly.
• B)enforceable but not covered by the UCC.
• C)unenforceable because they are unconscionable.
• D)unenforceable because they are void.

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Definitions:

Second-growth Forest

A forest that has regrown after a major disturbance, such as logging or fire, and is characterized by younger trees.

Tree Plantation

A forested area where trees are deliberately planted or sown for commercial, environmental, or agricultural purposes.

Farming Area

Land designated and utilized for agricultural purposes to cultivate crops and rear animals for food and other products.

Secondary Ecological Succession

The process through which established communities are replaced by new ones in an area where a disturbance has destroyed the previous ecosystem but left the soil intact, fostering new growth cycles.