Transfer of Rights

/ˈtrænsfər əv raɪts/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The legal act of conveying ownership or entitlement of a right from one party to another.
    The transfer of rights in the copyright was executed through a written agreement.
  2. (n.) The process by which contractual rights or obligations are assigned or delegated to another party.
    The transfer of rights under the contract requires the consent of the obligor.

Commentary

Transfer of rights typically requires clear intent and may need to comply with formalities depending on the type of right involved.

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