is starting her own accounting firm and hires, a freelance web designer who specializes in responsive design to build her business' website. Two weeks into the job, finds a full-time position at an advertising company and assigns her contract obligations to Max, a former college friend to complete the work for Reilly. Based on these facts can, assign her design contract to?

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Helen

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5 October, 20:13

is starting her own accounting firm and hires, a freelance web designer who specializes in responsive design to build her business' website. Two weeks into the job, finds a full-time position at an advertising company and assigns her contract obligations to Max, a former college friend to complete the work for Reilly. Based on these facts can, assign her design contract to?

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Deshawn Mcneil · Answer 1

No, contracts for personal services are not assignable.

Explanation:

According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:

Yes, as long as the assignment does not increases the burden on Max.

Yes, Claire can assign her obligations under the contract to anyone who accepts.

No, contracts for personal services are not assignable.

No, the assignment is not valid since Max did not give any consideration.

This is most likely not a good strategy for this woman. The fact that this woman has been hired as a freelance web designer means thta the woman is beig paid for her professional expertise. No one else can perform the job in the way that she can perform it. Therefore, she cannot assign this duty to another person.