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In a real estate contract, an assignment:

Correct Answer

B) Transfers the assignor's contractual rights to a third party

An assignment transfers the assignor's contractual rights to a third party (the assignee). Unless the contract expressly prohibits assignment, it is generally permitted. Importantly, unless the other contracting party agrees to a novation, the original assignor may remain liable under the contract even after the assignment. No Nebraska Real Estate Commission approval is required for a contract assignment.

Answer Options
A
Is prohibited in all real estate contracts
B
Transfers the assignor's contractual rights to a third party
C
Automatically releases the original party from all liability
D
Requires approval from the Nebraska Real Estate Commission

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