A) Transferor
B) Transferee
C) Relator
D) Assignor
E) Assignee
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Multiple Choice
A) Promisee
B) Promisor
C) Obligor
D) Obligee
E) Assignor
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Promisee
B) Promisor
C) Obligor
D) Obligee
E) Assignee
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Multiple Choice
A) Sally will win because Paul's attempted assignment would increase the duties to which she agreed.
B) Sally will win because all assignments are invalid without the obligor's consent.
C) Sally will win unless Paul paid her the $300 in advance in which case Paul will win.
D) Paul will win because he may validly assign the contract without Sally's consent.
E) Paul will win so long as he tells Sally about the assignment prior to the time she begins any performance whatsoever.
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Multiple Choice
A) Antiobligation
B) Antiassignment
C) Anticontract
D) Severability
E) Integration
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Multiple Choice
A) UCC 2-301 Form
B) UCC 4-305 Form
C) Business 2-547 Form
D) Business 4-298 Form
E) No form is required.
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Multiple Choice
A) Assignees essentially fill in for the assignor as the legal recipient of contractual duties.
B) Assignees acquire the same contractual duties as the assignor had.
C) Assignees are offered more protection than assignors.
D) The obligor may raise any of the same defenses for nonperformance against the assignee that he would have been able to raise against the assignor.
E) When an assignor transfers rights to an assignee, the assignor legally gives up all rights he or she previously had to collect on the contract.
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