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William and Susie enter into a contract by which William promises to deliver sand to Susie....

William and Susie enter into a contract by which William promises to deliver sand to Susie. William subsequently delegates his duty to deliver sand to Zoraida. William is

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the obligor

the delegator

the delegatee

both a and b

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The Obligor and The Deligator(Both a and b)

The Obligor

Obligor in the contract means a person or group of persons must give something such as payment or benefit to someone according to the contract law.

In above case william act as a obligor And the susie the other person act as a obligee.Obligor is a person who is actually bound to another with the support of legal requirements.In this case william and susie bound together legally.

The Deligator

Deligation is the process of transfer the duties to the third party to perform under a contarct.The one who deligates is the deligator.

So in this case william also act as a deligator .Because he deligates the delivery of sand duty to another person

In this case An obligor Who deligates a duty(and becomes a deligator).

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