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§ 3902 — Assignee suing in own name

Delaware·Title 10·Part Procedure·Ch. 39 PLEADING AND PRACTICE
A person to whom a contract, express or implied, has been transferred or assigned, either in accordance with a statute or with the common law, may sue thereon in his or her own name.

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Legislative History

Code 1915, § 4210A; 30 Del. Laws, c. 228 ; Code 1935, § 4684; 10 Del. C. 1953, § 3902; 70 Del. Laws, c. 186, § 1

Nearby Sections

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§ 3901
Affidavits of defense; judgments by default on written instruments; opening judgments
§ 3902
Assignee suing in own name
§ 3903
Bail bonds, recognizances, peace bonds or appearance bonds; actions on
§ 3904
Suits and judgments by and against unincorporated associations
§ 3905
Action for detention of goods and chattels
§ 3906
Action to recover goods seized by execution or attachment
§ 3907
Demand in actions to recover goods and chattels; necessity for proof
§ 3908
Judgments by confession; warrant of attorney
§ 3909
Complaint, declaration or cognovit upon judgments D.S.B. (debt without a writ—debitum sine breve)
§ 3910
Disclaimer of interest by defendant; interpleader
§ 3911
Recognizance of plaintiff upon interpleader
§ 3912
Counsel fees; recovering in actions on written instruments
§ 3913
Counterclaim in suits by or against executors or administrators
§ 3914
Proof of partnership
§ 3915
Proof of incorporation or corporate existence
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