Abtretungsverbot Sample Clauses

An Abtretungsverbot is a contractual clause that prohibits the assignment of rights or claims from one party to another without prior consent. In practice, this means that a party to the contract cannot transfer their contractual rights—such as payment claims or entitlements—to a third party unless the other contracting party agrees. This clause is commonly used to maintain control over who holds rights under the contract and to prevent unwanted third parties from becoming involved. Its core function is to protect the interests of the original parties by ensuring that contractual relationships and obligations remain stable and predictable.