In a delegation,an obligor who transfers his or her duty is called a(n)________.

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In a delegation, the obligor is the person who owes a duty or obligation. When the obligor transfers this duty to someone else, they are called the delegator. The person who receives the duty is called the delegatee. The term "assignee" is not typically used in delegations, as it usually refers to the person who receives a transfer of a property right or claim. "Obligee" refers to the person who is owed the duty or obligation, not the person who transfers it.

In a Delegation,an Obligor Who Transfers His or Her Duty