A promisor who delegates duties is _____ if the party to whom the duties were delegated fails to satisfactorily perform them.
A) liable to the promisee
B) not liable to the promisee
C) liable for novation
D) liable to the creditor beneficiary

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A promisor who delegates duties is still liable to the promisee if the party to whom the duties were delegated fails to satisfactorily perform them. This rule is necessary to make contracts truly binding; otherwise, a promisor could avoid virtually all liability by merely delegating duties she did not want to perform.

A Promisor Who Delegates Duties Is _____ If the Party