A party to a contract will not be obligated by an assignment made by the other party without his or her knowledge until
A) recorded.
B) stamped.
C) notified.
D) rejected.

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A party to a contract will not be obligated by an assignment made by the other party without his or her knowledge until they have been notified. This means that the other party must inform them of the assignment before their obligations change. Recording or stamping may be required for legal purposes, but they do not have an effect on the obligation of the party. Rejection may follow notification but is not relevant to this question.

A Party to a Contract Will Not Be Obligated by an Assignment