Article 390: Responsibility of the assignor

1. The assignee is liable to the assignee for the invalidity of the claim transferred to it, but is not liable for the debtor ' s failure to comply with the claim, unless the assignor has assumed the time limit. Except as otherwise provided by law, the contract under which the assignment is made may provide that the assignor is not liable to t. for the invalidity of a claim submitted to him under a contract whose performance involves the performance of business by its parties, provided that such failure Intense is caused by circumstances that the assignor did not know or could not have known or of which it warned the assignee, including those relating to additional claims, including: 2. In the case of assignment by the assignor, the following conditions must be met: the assigned claim exists at the time of the assignment: and, unless that requirement is a future requirement; the assignor is entitled to make an assignment; the assigned claim has not previously been assigned by the assignor to another person; the assignor has neither performed nor will The law or contract may also provide for other requirements for the debtor to object to an assignment. 3. Where the assignor has breached the rules set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article, the assignee is entitled to claim from the assignor the return of all transferred under the assignment agreement as well as the compensation of the assignor. 4. As between several persons to whom the same claim has been transferred from one assignor, the claim is deemed to have been transferred to the person in favour of whom the transfer is made. In the case of performance by the debtor to another assignee, the risk of the consequences of such performance is borne by the assignor or the assignee who knew or ought to have known of the assignment of the claim, I’m sorry, but it’s been a while since I’ve been standing before.