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    A Novation Ordinarily Arises When a New Obligor Agrees to Pay
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A Novation Ordinarily Arises When a New Obligor Agrees to Pay

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A novation ordinarily arises when a new obligor agrees to pay or do that which was agreed to by the original party to the contract.

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