QUESTION 19

1. A makes a contract with B, whereby A promises to pay B $10.00 if B promises to cut As grass. After making the contract, A decides he really doesnt need his grass cut, so he arranges to transfer Bs obligation to cut grass toC. Which of the following is true:

   	a.	The transfer from A to C is a delegation of Bs duty to cut grass
   	b.	The transfer from A to C is ineffective unless B receives notice of the transfer.
   	c.	The transfer from A to C is an assignment.
   	d.	All of the above.

2. A makes a contract with B, whereby A promises to pay B $10.00 if B promises to cut As grass. After making the contract, A decides he really doesnt need his grass cut, so he arranges to transfer Bs obligation to cut grass toC. Which of the following is true:

   	a.	C as obligee stands in the shoes of A.
   	b.	C as assignee stands in the shoes of A.
   	c.	B as delegatee can only assert defenses against A in the event of breach.
   	d.	All of the above.

3. A makes a contract with B, whereby A promises to pay B $10.00 if B promises to cut As grass. After making the contract, A decides he really doesnt need his grass cut, so he arranges to transfer Bs obligation to cut grass toC. Which of the following is true:

   	a.	If B cuts As grass before he receives notice of As transfer to C, B will still have to cut Cs grass.
   	b.	If B cuts As grass before he receives notice of As transfer to C, B will still have to cut Cs grass unless the notice to B was in writing and dispatched before Bs performance.
   	c.	If B had not received notice of the assignment to C prior to cutting As grass, Bs obligation has been discharged.
   	d.	None of the above

4. A makes a contract with B, whereby A promises to cut Bs grass for $10.00. After making the contract, A calls Cand talks C into cutting Bs grass for $8.00. Which of the following is true:

   	a.	If C learns that A received $10.00 from B, C can demand an additional $2.00 or refuse to perform.
   	b.	If C fails to perform, B can sue A for breach of contract.
   	c.	If C fails to perform, A owes no duty to B because C received sufficient consideration.
   	d.	None of the above.

5. 	a.	The transfer from A to C is an assignment, permitting C to stand in the shoes of A in prosecuting any claims against B.
   	b.	The transfer from A to C is a delegation, which effectively insulates A from liability.
   	c.	A remains liable if C fails to perform or performs poorly.
   	d.	All of the above.