Mary goes to a stockbroker, purchases 50 shares of a certain stock, and instructs the broker to register the stock in her husband Warren's name. If this stock is intended as a Valentine's Day gift, Warren becomes a (n) : a. donee beneficiary. b. transferee. c. delegatee. d. assignee.
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