A party to an existing contract may appoint a third person to perform contractual duties by:
A) transference.
B) recovery.
C) assignment.
D) delegation.

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When a party to a contract appoints a third person to perform the contractual duties, it is called delegation. The party who delegates the duty is known as the delegator, and the third person appointed is known as the delegatee. The delegator can still be held liable for the performance of the duty by the delegatee, but the delegatee must be competent to perform the duty.

A Party to an Existing Contract May Appoint a Third