Delegation Fact Pattern:

Title: Delegate's Dilemma

Scenario: Emily, a talented event planner, enters into a contract with Green Meadows Resort to organize and coordinate a high$-$profile wedding event. As the event date approaches, Emily faces unexpected personal circumstances that require her immediate attention, making it impossible for her to fulfill her duties under the contract.

Question: Did Emily breach the contract with Green Meadows Resort by delegating her duties to Jessica without obtaining formal written consent?

Assignment Fact Pattern:

Title: Contractual Conundrum

Scenario: David, a software developer, enters into a contract with Tech Solutions Inc. to develop a custom software application. Upon completing the initial phase of the project, David receives an unexpected job offer that requires him to relocate to another country. Unable to continue with the project, David seeks to assign his contractual rights to his trusted colleague, Alex, who is equally skilled in software development.

Question: Is David's assignment of his contractual rights to Alex enforceable without the provision of nominal consideration?

Third$-$Party Beneficiary Fact Pattern:

Title: Wedding Woes

Scenario: Sarah, a bride$-$to$-$be$,$ contracts with Elegant Events Wedding Planning Agency to coordinate her wedding ceremony and reception. As part of the contract, Sarah explicitly names her grandmother, Margaret, as the intended beneficiary, as Margaret holds sentimental value for the wedding's success.

Question: Does Sarah's surprise inclusion of her grandmother, Margaret, as the intended beneficiary in the wedding contract have any legal implications?