Generally, in an assignment, unless the obligor receives of assignment by the obligee-assignor, the obligor has no duty to the assignee.

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The term "notice" refers to the obligation of an obligor to be informed of the assignment of a debt or other obligation to an assignee. If the obligor is not notified of the assignment, they may continue to pay the original obligee-assignor, and the assignee may not be able to enforce the assignment. Therefore, it is important for the obligee-assignor to provide notice of the assignment to the obligor. Gifts, delegations, and abrogations do not relate to assignments of an obligation.

Generally, in an Assignment, Unless the Obligor Receives of Assignment