New York Statutes
§ 5-1107 — Written assignment
New York·Law GOB General Obligations·Title 11 Consideration; Effect of Writing On Requirement of Consideration·Art. 5 Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations
§ 5-1107. Written assignment. An assignment shall not be denied the\neffect of irrevocably transferring the assignor's rights because of the\nabsence of consideration, if such assignment is in writing and signed by\nthe assignor, or by his agent.\n
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§ 5-1107
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