A person who agrees in a contract to perform a particular task may generally delegate this task to someone else,and cannot be held responsible for getting it done.

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Generally, a person who agrees in a contract to perform a particular task cannot delegate the task without the consent of the other party. If delegated without consent, the person may still be held responsible for getting it done. However, if the contract allows delegation or if the other party consents to it, then the person may delegate the task and may not be held responsible for getting it done by themselves.

A Person Who Agrees in a Contract to Perform a Particular