If an Assignor Assigns the Same Rights to Two Different

question 87

Multiple Choice

If an assignor assigns the same rights to two different assignees:

• A) the assignee who first received the assignment has priority in receiving payment from the obligor.
• B) the assignee who first notifies the obligor of the assignment has priority in receiving payment from the obligor.
• C) the obligor must pay both assignees equal amounts but no more than what would have been paid had there only been one assignment.
• D) the assignment becomes void and the original contract remains in force.
• E) the original contract and the assignments, thereafter, will be declared void since assigning the same rights to two assignees is illegal.

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