The Uniform Commercial Code states that a party to a contract may delegate his duty to perform unless the other party has a substantial interest in having the original obligor perform the acts required by the contract.Which of the following is not considered in determining whether there is a substantial interest?
A)The degree to which performance is dependent on the reputation of the person who owes the duty to perform.
B)The degree to which performance is dependent on the individual traits of the person who owes the duty to perform.
C)The degree to which performance is dependent on the skill of the person who owes the duty to perform.
D)The degree to which performance is dependent on the judgment of the person who owes the duty to perform.

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Section 2-210(1)of the UCC and section 318(2)of the Restatement (Second)of Contracts take the position that a party to a contract may delegate his duty to perform to another person unless the parties have agreed to the contrary or unless the other party has a substantial interest in having the original obligor perform the acts required by the contract.The key factor used in determining whether the obligee has such a substantial interest is the degree to which performance is dependent on the individual traits,skill,or judgment of the person who owes the duty to perform.

The Uniform Commercial Code States That a Party to a Contract