A) the assignee gives notice to the other party.
B) there has been a novation of the original contract.
C) the assignee contracts to successfully perform the duties.
D) the contract of assignment explicitly states that the assignor is no longer liable to the other party.
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A) cannot enforce any rights of assignor against obligator.
B) cannot be liable for duties impliedly delegated with the assignment.
C) can sue the promisor for nonperformance.
D) can acquire greater rights than the assignor has.
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A) the UCC.
B) the Restatement of Contracts.
C) public policy.
D) involvement of personal rights.
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A) it is called an assignment.
B) it is called a delegation.
C) it creates an incidental beneficiary.
D) it creates a donee beneficiary.
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A) liable
B) not liable
C) liable for novation
D) liable to the assignee and not
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A) liability of the assignee.
B) priority only.
C) liability and priority.
D) validity of the assignment.
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A) they involve personal relationships.
B) they are contrary to public policy.
C) they materially alter the duties of the promisor.
D) they involve personal rights.
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A) Frank is the obligor.
B) Edward owes Marge $80.
C) Edward owes Marge $100.
D) Frank will get $100 from Edward.
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A) It represents the transfer of duties to assignees.
B) Rights cannot be sold in an assignment.
C) The assignee is not entitled to the entire performance the assignor had a right to under the original contract.
D) The promisor must render all performance to the assignee.
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A) is not implicit.
B) is enforceable by either the promisor or the assignor.
C) depends on the policy followed by the public.
D) is not enforceable by the assignor.
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A) can cancel the contract if the original contract gives them the right to.
B) can cancel the contract without the third party's consent.
C) can never cancel the contract.
D) can cancel only monetary contracts.
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A) sue for nonperformance.
B) acquire rights under the contract.
C) enforce the contract.
D) be a member of the general public.
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A) Assignment of future wages
B) Employment contracts
C) Contracts promising to deliver goods
D) Contracts involving personal rights
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