If the obligor cares who the person of the obligee is, the contract creating the obligation cannot be assigned.

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If the obligor has a personal interest in the identity of the obligee, then the contract cannot be assigned to another party without the obligor's consent. This is because the obligor entered into the contract based on their relationship and trust with the obligee, and allowing the obligation to be assigned to someone else would change the nature of the contract.

If the Obligor Cares Who the Person of the Obligee