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NOVATION & THREE KINDS OF NOVATION

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Blacks Law Dictionary 6th Edition at page 1064 as:- “A type of substituted contract that has the effect of adding a party, either as obligor or obligee, who was not a party to the original duty. Substitution of a new contract, debt or obligation for an existing one, between the same on different parties.” “In the Civil Law, there are three kinds of novation: where the debtor and creditor remain the same, but a new debt takes the place of the old one; where the debt remains the same but a new debtor is substituted; where the debt and the debtor remain, but a new creditor is substituted.”

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