What happens to an assignment made in violation of the provisions?

An assignment made in violation of the provisions is deemed null and void, meaning it holds no legal effect and cannot be enforced. This protection serves to uphold the integrity of the original agreement and its intended terms. It ensures that parties adhere to the established conditions, as allowing an assignment that violates these provisions would undermine the contractual framework and could lead to confusion or disputes regarding rights and obligations. Hence, any assignment executed improperly, outside the agreed-upon terms, is automatically rendered ineffective and cannot be relied upon by any party involved.

In this context, validating assignments that do not conform to the initial provisions would compromise the contractual relationship that the parties aimed to establish.