Marta owes Carly $5,000 under a contract for maid services that Carly performed. Carly owes her landlord, Alec, $6,000 in rent. Carly wants to assign to Alec the right to receive the $5,000 from Marta, but the contract between Marta and Carly contains a clause prohibiting its assignment. If Carly assigns the rights anyway, a court will most likely:

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Deborah Strickland

31 July, 03:11

Marta owes Carly $5,000 under a contract for maid services that Carly performed. Carly owes her landlord, Alec, $6,000 in rent. Carly wants to assign to Alec the right to receive the $5,000 from Marta, but the contract between Marta and Carly contains a clause prohibiting its assignment. If Carly assigns the rights anyway, a court will most likely:

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Jamya Baxter · Answer 1

Answer: not honor the clause prohibiting assignment.

Explanation:because a contract cannot prevent an assignment of the rights to receive personal services.