When is a right or duty not transferable in a contract? O A. When there is a right to be delegated OB. When it is agreed upon by one party O C. When there is a right to be assigned D. When it is prohibited

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When is a right or duty not transferable in a contract?

O A. When there is a right to be delegated
OB. When it is agreed upon by one party
O C. When there is a right to be assigned
D. When it is prohibited by statute

D is the answer

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C. and Maybe D you never know

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D is answer

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