All but which of the following is true about a delegation of duties?
A) The courts will examine an assignment more closely than a delegation.
B) A delegation will not be permitted if the nature of the duties are personal in that the obligee has a substantial interest in having the delegator perform the contract.
C) Contractual duties are generally delegable.
D) When the delegatee assumes the delegated duty, both the delegator and the delegatee are liable for performance of the contractual duty to the obligee.

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The correct statement is that courts will examine a delegation more closely than an assignment, not the other way around. Assignments involve the transfer of rights, while delegations involve the transfer of duties, and the personal nature of some duties can make delegations more scrutinized to ensure the obligee's interests are protected.

All but Which of the Following Is True About a Delegation