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    If There Is a Novation,the Original Promisor Remains Liable to the Original
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If There Is a Novation,the Original Promisor Remains Liable to the Original

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Question 38

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If there is a novation,the original promisor remains liable to the original promisee if the new promisor fails to perform.

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