Ch12 Third Parties and Contracts Flashcards

1
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Person not party to contract but whom parties intended to benefit.

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Involving a Third Party: Third-Party Beneficiary

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2
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Third-party can enforce contract against promisor.

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Involving a Third Party: Third-Party Beneficiary

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3
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Termination of a new contract and substitution of a new one with same terms but a new party.

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Involving a Third Party: Novation

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4
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New obligor is solely liable.

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Involving a Third Party: Novation

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5
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Conveyance of rights in a contract to a person not a party.

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Involving a Third Party: Assignment

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6
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Assignment of rights depends on their nature and terms of the contract.

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Involving a Third Party: Assignment

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7
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Transfer of duties without rights.

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Involving a Third Party: Delegation

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8
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Delegated party is fully liable.

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Involving a Third Party: Delegation

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9
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Assignment and delegation can be specified in the contract.

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Involving a Third Party: Delegation

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10
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No noticed needed for assignment to be effective.

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Notice of an Assignment.

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11
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Generally, law gives priority in the order the assignments were made.

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Notice of an Assignment.

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12
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Made by either by operation of law or act of parties.

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Form of the Assignment

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13
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If original contract is written, assignment must be written.

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Form of the Assignment

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14
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Transfers all rights, title, or interested held by assignor to assignee.

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Effect on Assignment

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15
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The assignor is the true owner of the right.

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Warranties of the Assignor

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16
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The right is valid and subsisting at the time the assignment is made.

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Warranties of the Assignor

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17
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There are no defenses available to the debtor which have not been disclosed to the assignee.

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Warranties of the Assignor

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18
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Contract obligating or entitling two or more people together to performance.

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Joint Contracts

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19
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Two or more people individually agree to perform obligation.

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Several Contracts

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20
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Two or more people bound jointly and individually.

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Joint and Several Contracts

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21
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This type of contract arises when two or more people individually agree to perform the same obligation even though the individual agreements are contained in the same document.

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Several

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22
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This type of contract obligates or entitles two or more people together to performance.

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Joint

23
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Even if a contract may be assigned, there may be some _________ requirements that must be met to make sure the assignment is effective.

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Technical

24
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A person to whom the promisee owes obligation, which is discharged if the promisor pays. (Two words)

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Creditor Beneficiary

25
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This is the transfer of duties.

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Delegation

26
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A novation does not need to be in writing, nor must it be ____________.

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Expressed

27
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When one assigns rights under a contract to an assignee for value, the assignor makes how many implied warranties?

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Three

28
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A contract creates both rights and ____________.

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Obligations

29
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This is the termination of a contract and substitution of a new one with the same terms but a new party.

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Novation

30
Q

The party making the assignment.

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Assignor

31
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This type of beneficiary is a person who unintentionally benefits from the performance of a contract.

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Incidental

32
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The one to whom the right is transferred.

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Assignee

33
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This type of beneficiary is a third-party beneficiary for whom performance is a gift.

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Donee

34
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This means one party conveys the rights in a contract to another who is not a party to the original undertaking.

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Assignment

35
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A person not party to the contract but whom parties intended to benefit. (Three words)

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Third Party Beneficiary

36
Q

Person to whom contract right is assigned

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Assignor

37
Q

Conveyance of rights in a contract to a person not a party

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Assignment

38
Q

Person making an assignment

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Assignor

39
Q

A contract involves rights but not necessarily obligations.

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False

40
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If a person incidentally benefits by the performance of a contract, suit for breach or for performance will be successful.

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False

41
Q

Novation can be implied from the parties’ actions.

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True

42
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An assignment means that one party conveys rights in a contract to another who is not a party to the original deal.

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True

43
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Whether rights may be assigned depends upon their nature and the terms of the contract.

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True

44
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Notice must be given to the other party in order to make the assignment effective between the assignor and the assignee.

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False

45
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A delegating party remains fully liable under a contract.

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True

46
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If Rochon and Bailey both sign a contract “I promise…”, that binds them jointly and severally.

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True

47
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A delegation relieves the delegating party of all liability under the contract.

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False

48
Q

A person to whom the promissee owes an obligation or duty that will be discharged to the extent that the promisor performs the promise is called the ________ beneficiary.

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Creditor

49
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A/n ________ beneficiary is one to whom the promisee owes no legal duty but to whom performance is a gift, such as the beneficiary named in a life insurance contract.

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Donee

50
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The party making the assignment is the ________; the one to whom the right is transferred is the ________.

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Assignor, assignee

51
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When an assignment is made by acts of the parties, it:

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may be either written or oral.

52
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_______ __ ___ ______ include the right is valid and existing at the time the assignment is made.

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Warranties of the assignor

53
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When two or more persons enter into a contract with someone else, the contract may be joint, several, or joint and several. What determines the type of contract?

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the intention of the parties