A) Obligor
B) Obligee
C) Assignor
D) Benefactee
E) Benefactor
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A) Transferor
B) Transferee
C) Relator
D) Assignor
E) Assignee
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A) Jamal is correct because he validly delegated that duty to Greg.
B) Jamal is incorrect because the job was for the performance of a personal service, and he had no right to assign either rights or duties under the contract.
C) Jamal is incorrect, but only because the job was for under $1,000.
D) Jamal is correct only because Greg properly painted the house and was, therefore, responsible for ancillary obligations. If Greg had improperly painted the house, Jamal would have still had remaining duties.
E) Jamal is incorrect because his delegation did not affect his obligation to Stephanie. Normal 0 false false false EN-IN X-NONE X-NONE
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A) As an invalid clause because the courts do not believe in antiassignment clauses.
B) As clause against public policy.
C) As a set of promises.
D) As an invalid agreement under the statute of frauds.
E) As an effective clause as long as there is additional compensation paid by one of the parties.
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A) Yes, because obligations under a contract can always be assigned.
B) Yes, because the contract was not one for personal services.
C) No, because obligations under a contract can never be delegated.
D) No, because the duties under the contract were personal in nature.
E) No, because it would increase the burden on Sally to pay Felipe instead of Matteo.
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A) receives a gift
B) obligates another party under the contract
C) owes something to the promisor
D) owes something to the third-party beneficiary
E) becomes a new assignor
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A) The fans were not allowed to recover because they were incidental beneficiaries.
B) The fans were not allowed to recover because they were donee beneficiaries.
C) The fans were not allowed to recover because they were assigned donees.
D) The fans were allowed to recover because they were creditor beneficiaries.
E) The fans were allowed to recover because they were intended third-party beneficiaries.
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A) A creditor beneficiary must accept assignment of rights, but there is no requirement that a donee beneficiary do so.
B) A donee beneficiary must accept assignment of rights, but there is no requirement that a creditor beneficiary do so.
C) An assignee must agree to accept assigned rights, and there is a strict protocol for doing so.
D) An assignee may decline an assignment if he has not agreed to it and declines in a timely fashion after learning of it.
E) An assignee may only decline an assignment if a delegation of duties is also involved.
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A) The courts ask if a reasonable person in the position of the party in question would believe the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
B) The courts ask if it is substantially certain that the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
C) The courts ask if it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the contracting parties intended to benefit the party in question.
D) The courts ask if the party in question paid something for the rights.
E) The courts ask if the party in question paid at least $500 for the rights.
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A) Creditor
B) Donee
C) Incidental
D) Promised
E) Avowed
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A) Promisee
B) Promisor
C) Obligor
D) Initial contracting parties
E) Assignee
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A) No form is required.
B) UCC 4-350 Form.
C) Assignment Form 2-257.
D) IRS Form 5-959.
E) IRS Form 1040.
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A) intended
B) incidental
C) preferred
D) donee
E) benefactor
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A) The first-assignment-in-time rule
B) The last-assignment-in-time rule
C) The English rule
D) The French rule
E) The American rule
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A) The first-assignment-in-time rule
B) The last-assignment-in-time rule
C) The English rule
D) The French rule
E) The American rule
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A) Creditor, donee
B) Incidental, special
C) Incidental, required
D) Assignor, assignee
E) Benefactor, benefactee
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A) Obligor
B) Obligee
C) Assignor
D) Benefactee
E) Benefactor
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