Unilateral transfers of contractual obligations
Prevailing wisdom in the law of assignment informs that contractual obligations may not generally be assigned by an obligor to a third party without the consent of the obligee. This note examines that position and suggests that there is room for evolution of the law.
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2013
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