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words, if the transaction between the assignor and assignee is invalid,

then the assignment of receivables that is based on the main agreement,

shall be invalid, as well.

The assignment of receivables that is used as security under bank-

ing practices, and is generally enforced if the party fails to duly fulfill

its obligations (in the event of default). If the assignment of receivables

is contingent upon the occurrence of an event, then the relevant receiv-

ables shall be paid to the assignor after the occurrence of such condi-

tion or event.

Form of the Assignment of Receivables Agreement

Pursuant to Art. 184 of the Code, the assignment of receivables

agreement shall be made in writing. An assignment of receivables

agreement that is not executed shall be void. The express intention,

declaration, and signature of the assignor are the key points, and the

intention of the assignee is neither required, nor necessary, for the

assignment of receivables agreement to be valid

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. In practice, the

assignment of receivables agreement is mutually executed by the

assignee and the assignor. Moreover, in transactions where a bank is

the assignee, the bank will generally prefer and require the execution

of the assignment of receivables agreements to be notarized, by stating

that this method strengthens the proof mechanism, and determines the

time for such an assignment. Thus, the debtor is notified by the notary

public.

The terms and conditions regarding the assigned receivables are

set forth under the assignment of receivables agreement; the assigned

receivables shall be determined as specifically set forth under the

agreement.

Effects and Consequences

The subject of the assignment of receivables also includes affiliat-

ed rights (Art. 189 of the Code). Interest accrued on the assigned

receivables shall also be deemed to have been assigned. However, the

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