10. The term \"delegation\" refers to the transfer of: rights. duties. duties th
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10.The term "delegation" refers to the transfer of:
rights.
duties.
duties that a promisor did not want to perform.
duties involving the promisor's personal skills.
11. Who among the following cannot enforce a contract?
Contracting parties
Assignees
Creditor beneficiaries
Incidental beneficiaries
12. Notice to the promisor is important to address issue(s) of:
liability of the assignee.
priority only.
liability and priority.
validity of the assignment.
13. A donee beneficiary is a third party beneficiary:
to whom a gift of performance is given.
who is made no longer part of an agreement.
who incidentially benefits from the contract.
who cannot recover the value of the promised performance.
14. If the promisor's performance will satisfy a legal duty that the promisee owes a third party, the third party is also a:
donee beneficiary.
incidental beneficiary.
creditor beneficiary.
implied beneficiary.
15. Examples of an implied guarantee imposed by law include: (Note - there may be more than one correct answer)
guaranty that the promisor is financially solvent.
guaranty that the assignor has good title to the rights assigned.
guaranty that the assigned claim is valid.
guaranty that the assignor knows of no impediments to the assignment.
a.rights.
b.duties.
c.duties that a promisor did not want to perform.
d.duties involving the promisor's personal skills.
Explanation / Answer
Answer 10:
Duties Option B.
Answer 11:
Incidental beneficiaries are the third parties and cannot enforce the contract.
Answer 12 :
Option C. Both are important.
Answer 13:
Option A.
Answer 14
Option C. The duty can be of any kind.
Answer 15:Option C.
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