If Nadine and Luigi go to court to resolve their contract dispute and their contract has an antiassignment clause, how will the court generally treat the clause?

A) As an invalid clause because the courts do not believe in antiassignment clauses.
B) As clause against public policy.
C) As a set of promises.
D) As an invalid agreement under the statute of frauds.
E) As an effective clause as long as there is additional compensation paid by one of the parties.

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Alyssa Danielle · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Antiassignment clauses are treated as a set of promises within a contract, indicating the parties' agreement that their rights and obligations under the contract cannot be transferred to another party without consent. Courts generally uphold these clauses as valid and enforceable parts of a contract.

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