What is an assignor's warranty?
A) The right or duty of a particular person to perform or receive contract duties or benefits; cannot be assigned
B) A new contract substituting for an old one, or a new party to a contract replacing a former party
C) The relationship of the immediate parties to a contract, a "private" relationship, as between a retailer and a customer
D) The passing or delivering by one person to another of the duty to perform a contract
E) Promises, express or implied, made by an assignor to the assignee about the merits of the assignment

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An assignor's warranty refers to promises made by an assignor to the assignee regarding the quality or value of the assignment. This can include both express warranties (such as a promise that the underlying contract is valid and enforceable) and implied warranties (such as a promise that the assignor has not made any undisclosed agreements that would impair the value of the assignment).

What Is an Assignor's Warranty