Contracts

Under New York law, a 'consent to assignment' clause in a real estate purchase contract means:

AThe buyer may automatically assign their rights to a third party
BAssignment of the buyer's rights under the contract to a third party requires the seller's prior written consent✓ Correct
CThe seller may assign their obligations to a new owner of the property
DBoth parties must consent to any court assignment of the contract

Explanation

A consent to assignment clause requires the seller's approval before the buyer can transfer their contractual rights to a third party. Without such a clause, contracts are generally assignable in New York.

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