Unless an assignment agreement clearly indicates a contrary intent, courts today tend to interpret assignments as including a delegation of the assignor's duties. A promise on the part of the assignee to perform these duties:
A) is not implied.
B) is enforceable by either the promisor or the assignor.
C) depends on the policy followed by the public.
D) is not enforceable by the assignor.

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Unless an assignment agreement clearly indicates a contrary intent, courts today tend to interpret assignments as including a delegation of the assignor's duties. A promise on the part of the assignee to perform these duties is implied, and this implied promise is enforceable by either the promisor or the assignor. Both the Code and the Restatement support this interpretation.

Unless an Assignment Agreement Clearly Indicates a Contrary Intent, Courts