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    Debts: (Assignor (Debtor) Creditor) (Debt of $100)

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    The document discusses the assignment of debt from A to C and how that assignment is treated differently in equity and at law. In equity, C could sue B to enforce the debt but had to join A to the proceedings. At law, the assignment needs to meet the requirements of the Conveyancing Act 1919, and if so, C can sue B directly without joining A to the proceedings.

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    The document discusses the assignment of debt from A to C and how that assignment is treated differently in equity and at law. In equity, C could sue B to enforce the debt but had to join A to the proceedings. At law, the assignment needs to meet the requirements of the Conveyancing Act 1919, and if so, C can sue B directly without joining A to the proceedings.

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    The document discusses the assignment of debt from A to C and how that assignment is treated differently in equity and at law. In equity, C could sue B to enforce the debt but had to join A to the proceedings. At law, the assignment needs to meet the requirements of the Conveyancing Act 1919, and if so, C can sue B directly without joining A to the proceedings.

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    DEBTS

    (Assignor/ A B (Debtor)
    Creditor) (Debt of $100)

    (Assignment)

    (Assignee) C

    In Equity an assignment of a debt by A to C was always


    permitted. When C sued B to enforce the debt, C had to
    join A to the proceedings.

    At Law an assignment of a debt needs to meet the


    requirements of s 12 of the Conveyancing Act 1919. If
    met, C can sue B directly and without the need to join A
    to the proceedings.

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