Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 23.30
This is the official text of Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 23.30, part of Texas’s Business & Commerce Code — governs commercial transactions and general business practices.
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§ 23.30. CREDITOR'S CONSENT TO ASSIGNMENT.
Official statutory text
(a) A creditor must inform the assignee in writing of his consent to the assignment within four months after the assignee gives the notice required by Section 23.17 of this code.
(b) If a creditor is not given actual notice of an assignment, but subsequently learns of the assignment, he may consent to the assignment at any time before the first distribution of the assigned estate is begun.
(c) Receipt by a creditor of payment for part of his claim from the assignee is conclusive evidence of the creditor's consent to the assignment.
(d) If a creditor does not consent to an assignment, he is not entitled to receive any of the assigned estate under the assignment.
(b) If a creditor is not given actual notice of an assignment, but subsequently learns of the assignment, he may consent to the assignment at any time before the first distribution of the assigned estate is begun.
(c) Receipt by a creditor of payment for part of his claim from the assignee is conclusive evidence of the creditor's consent to the assignment.
(d) If a creditor does not consent to an assignment, he is not entitled to receive any of the assigned estate under the assignment.
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