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> I could contractually agree to limit my exercise of that right, and that would be fine. Such a contract could be enforceable. Wait a minute, isn't that the o
by JadeNB 9y ago
> I could contractually agree to limit my exercise of that right, and that would be fine. Such a contract could be enforceable.
Wait a minute, isn't that the opposite of inalienability? That is, isn't an inalienable right one that cannot be given away (or whose exercise cannot be limited by, even consensual, contract)?
- njharman 9y agoYes. That is understanding. Difference between inalieanble and lessor rights is you can't waive or contract inalieanble rights away.