Beta contracts to design and deliver marketing materials to Cesar. Beta cannot delegate this duty to Devon

a. under any circumstances.

b. if the delegatees performance will match the obligees expectations.

c. if performance depends on Betas personal skill.

d. if special trust has not been placed in the obligor.

Jan is obligated under a contract to pay Katie $500. Katie assigns the right to receive the funds to Loren. If Jan does not pay the debt, the obligee can

a. extinguish the contract rights of the obligor.

b. enforce the payment in court.

c. none of the choices.

d. demand performance of the deal from any of the original parties.

In a state in which a statute prohibits an employee from assigning the right to receive workers compensation benefits, the employee can assign the right

a. if there is no significant change to the obligors risk or duties.

b. if the employee is fully advised of his or her rights.

c. under no circumstances.

d. if all interested parties consent.

Sage enters into a contract to sell her condo to Tel for a certain price on a specific day. On that day, Sage unconditionally offers to perform. Sages offer

a. constitutes tender of performance.

b. excuses the parties performance under the contract.

c. conditions Tels promise to pay for the property.

d. suspends the parties contractual obligations.