An assignment is valid from the moment it is made,regardless of whether the assignor notifies the obligor.

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According to the doctrine of "notice to the obligor," an assignment is valid from the moment it is made, even if the assignor does not notify the obligor. The obligor is still required to perform under the original contract and is not released based on lack of notice. Therefore, the assignment is valid regardless of whether the assignor notifies the obligor.

An Assignment Is Valid from the Moment It Is Made,regardless