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person who is receiving the duty

obligee

the person who must fulfill the duty

obligor

party assigning the rights

assignor

party receiving the rights

assignee

The first assignment made takes priority over any subsequentassignment; and

the majority rule

The first assignment recorded or otherwise made known to the obligortakes priority – even over an assignment made before it.

the english rule

A third party for whose benefit acontract is formed.

intended beneficiary

A third party who benefits from a contract in which the promisorpromises to pay a debt owed by the promisee to the third-party beneficiary.

creditor beneficiary

A third party for whose benefit a contract was made whereby thepromisor promised the promisee to make a gift to the third-party beneficiary.

donee beneficiary

A third party whobenefits from the performance of a contract, but whose benefit was not thereason the contract was formed.

Incidental Beneficiary: