a) Contractual obligations can be transferred to a third party through an assignment.

Yes, contractual obligations can indeed be transferred to a third party through a process known as assignment. Here are the steps:

1. Agreement: The first step is for the assignor (the party currently obligated under the contract) and the assignee (the third party to whom the obligations will be transferred) to agree on the assignment. This agreement should be in writing for clarity and legal protection.

2. Review the Original Contract: The original contract should be reviewed to ensure that it does not prohibit assignment. Some contracts include a clause that prevents either party from assigning their rights or obligations to a third party without the other party's consent.

3. Obtain Consent: If the original contract requires consent for assignment, the assign