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Assignor

In the transfer of an asset, liability, or anything else, the party that makes the transfer. That is, the assignor originally holds the asset or liability and gives or sells it to the assignee.

assignor

A person making an assignment.

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(8.) Unlike novation, the assignment of a right to the payment of money is a unilateral act by the assignor generally not requiring the consent of the debtor.
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The fact that the German bank's assignment has not been perfected under the law applicable to such issue in Pennsylvania or the District of Columbia is not relevant: the Convention specifies that the governing law for priorities is the law of the state in which the assignor is located, (27) Germany in the above scenario.
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Finally, the optional substantive law priority rules contained in the Annex to the Convention usefully supplement the conflict-of-laws priority rules, referring to the law of the assignor's location, in the case of states desiring to modernize or harmonize their priority regimes.
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Though the question of reasonableness was not reached, a court in 1990 implied that an assignor's refusal to pay the landlord's alleged $30,000 "bribe" request, could be an unreasonable refusal.
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