A) The rights to payments can only be assigned if a contract is created under the statute of frauds.
B) The rights to payment can only be assigned if a contract is personal in nature.
C) The rights to payment can never be assigned if a contract is personal in nature.
D) The rights to payment can never be assigned.
E) The rights to payment can always be assigned.
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A) Valid
B) Marital
C) Recognized
D) Familial
E) Substantial
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A) Relator
B) Assignor
C) Transferor
D) Transferee
E) Assignee
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A) An assignee must agree to accept assigned rights,and there is a strict protocol for doing so.
B) A creditor beneficiary must accept assignment of rights,but there is no requirement that a donee beneficiary do so.
C) An assignee may only decline an assignment if a delegation of duties is also involved.
D) A donee beneficiary must accept assignment of rights,but there is no requirement that a creditor beneficiary do so.
E) An assignee may decline an assignment if he has not agreed to it and declines in a timely fashion after learning of it.
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A) Justin will win because the right to receive payment could be validly assigned.
B) Harry will win because the portrait was personal in nature and payment for it could not be assigned.
C) Justin will lose unless Justin can prove that he was unaware that Harry did not want the benefits assigned.
D) Harry will win because he did not expressly agree to the assignment.
E) Justin will win unless Harry can prove that Justin knew that Harry did not want the benefits assigned.
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A) Justin will win unless Gabby can prove that Justin knew that she did not want him to do the portraits.
B) Justin will lose unless Justin can prove that he was unaware that Gabby did not want him to do the portraits.
C) Gabby will win because the portrait was personal in nature and could not be assigned.
D) Justin will lose because Gabby's only obligation is to pay Tori.
E) Justin will win only if Justin did a good job on the portraits.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Integration
B) Severability
C) Antiassignment
D) Anticontract
E) Antiobligation
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A) Assignee
B) Obligor
C) Promisee
D) Initial contracting parties
E) Promisor
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A) Assignee
B) Assignor
C) Obligee
D) Boundee
E) Obligor
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A) Yes,because Maria was an intentional beneficiary to the contract.
B) Only if Halle does not sue.
C) Yes,because Maria was an intended beneficiary to the contract.
D) Only if Halle also sues.
E) No,because Maria was an incidental beneficiary to the contract.
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Multiple Choice
A) No because the right to payment can never be assigned.
B) No,because the contract was one for personal service.
C) Yes,because the rights to payment can always be assigned.
D) No,because it would increase the burden on Sally to pay Felipe instead of Matteo.
E) Yes,because the contract was not one for personal services.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Assignor
B) Transferor
C) Delegator
D) Delegatee
E) Assignee
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A) The French rule
B) The English rule
C) The last-assignment-in-time rule
D) The first-assignment-in-time rule
E) The American rule
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A) Creditor and incidental
B) Intended and donee
C) Intended and creditor
D) Donee and incidental
E) Creditor and donee
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A) Promisor
B) Obligee
C) Promisee
D) Assignor
E) Obligor
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Multiple Choice
A) UCC 4-305 Form
B) UCC 2-301 Form
C) No form is required.
D) Business 2-547 Form
E) Business 4-298 Form
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