The phrase "assignment provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or contractual contexts to refer to a clause or section that outlines the terms related to the assignment of rights or responsibilities.
Example: "The contract includes an assignment provision that allows either party to transfer their obligations to a third party with prior notice."
Alternatives: "assignment clause" or "assignment terms".
The rule at common law in England is that any assignment of a contract in breach of an anti-assignment provision is void with respect to the obligor.
These include: distribution agreements that limit access to markets; agreements that tie the company to a competitor; non-assignment provisions where change of control equals assignment; rights of first refusal; and licenses of rights to third parties that larger companies may want.
A variety of other provisions such as the types and amounts of insurance, audit rights, hazardous materials usage, storage, and disposal (gear oil, for example, may contain toxins), compliance with the law and regulations, anti-assignment provisions, and condemnation provisions are common.
The Family Policy Network, which is based in Virginia, according to its Web site, argued that the assignment violated constitutional provisions against state-sponsored religion, and sought out three students as plaintiffs.
Provisioning: Assignment of resources to a workload.
For [72] resource management comprises nine components: Provisioning: Assignment of resources to a workload.
Section 1056(d)(1) is much like a spendthrift trust provision barring assignment or alienation of a benefit, see Boggs, supra, at 852, and the cognate trust law is highly suggestive here.
Cheating services include completing or the provision of any assignment or any other work that any student is required to complete.
One challenge to a rights approach is the assignment of responsibility for rights provision in circumstances where rights depend not only on governmental desistance from abuse but positive work to create an enabling environment where children's rights can be satisfied.
Provisions relating to assignment of personnel to and from State and local governments are covered by section 3371 et seq. of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
