An Obligor Can Raise the Defenses of Fraud,duress,undue Influence,minority,insanity,illegality of the Contract,mutual
True/False
An obligor can raise the defenses of fraud,duress,undue influence,minority,insanity,illegality of the contract,mutual mistake,or payment by worthless check of the assignor against enforcement of the contract by the assignee.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q42: An incidental beneficiary has no rights to
Q110: Usually,a person cannot assign a currently nonexistent
Q111: In Parker v.Arthur Murray,Inc.,Parker sued for a
Q112: With respect to the assignment of a
Q113: How is a creditor beneficiary relationship usually
Q114: Generally,no formalities are required for a valid
Q116: Bob and Sally have an agreement whereby
Q117: The insured under an insurance policy usually
Q119: The transfer of contractual rights is called
Q120: Sarah agrees to paint John's house for