The duties for which an obligee has a substantial interest in having an obligor perform cannot be transferred to a third party.

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This statement is true. The obligee has a substantial interest in having the obligor perform certain duties, and these duties cannot be transferred to a third party without the obligee's consent. This is because the obligee is relying on the specific skills or qualifications of the obligor to perform these duties properly.

The Duties for Which an Obligee Has a Substantial Interest