Asked by Demario Green on May 26, 2024

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A delegator can be discharged from his/her obligation to perform his/her duty to the original promisee by a contract of novation.

Novation

A mutual agreement, between all parties concerned, for the discharge of a valid existing obligation by the substitution of a new valid obligation on the part of the debtor or another, or a like agreement for the discharge of a debtor to his creditor by the substitution of a new creditor.

Delegator

A person or entity that assigns tasks or duties to another party (the delegatee) while maintaining ultimate responsibility.

Obligation

A duty or commitment requiring an individual or entity to act in a certain way, often legally binding.

  • Comprehend the conditions under which a delegation of duties is valid or void.
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Precious ColemanMay 31, 2024
Final Answer :
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Explanation :
A novation is a particular type of substituted contract in which the obligee agrees to discharge the original obligor and to substitute a new obligor in his/her place.