Siler agreed to complete a project for Mountain Bell. To finance the project, Siler borrowed money from

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Siler agreed to complete a project for Mountain Bell. To finance the project, Siler borrowed money from First National. As security for the loan, Siler assigned to First National his right to collect from Mountain Bell upon completion of the project. First National never notified Mountain Bell of the assignment. Consequently, Mountain Bell did not pay First National when the money was due but instead paid Siler. First National then sued Mountain Bell for that same payment. Is Mountain Bell obligated to pay First National after it has already paid Siler?
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Business Law Principles and Practices

ISBN: 978-1133586562

9th edition

Authors: Arnold J. Goldman, William D. Sigismond

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