(3) A receivable assigned by the assignee to a subsequent assignee is transferred notwithstanding any agreement limiting in any way the assignor apos s right to assign its receivables.

Technology transfers could not be mandated by the General Assembly, but required mutual agreements establishing the terms of such transfers.

1. An assignment of a receivable is effective notwithstanding any agreement between the initial or any subsequent assignor and the debtor or any subsequent assignee limiting in any way the assignor's right to assign its receivables.

2. An agreement concluded after notification of the assignment between the assignor and the debtor that affects the assignee's rights is ineffective as against the assignee unless

(b) An agreement concluded after notification of the assignment between the assignor and the account debtor that affects the assignee's rights is ineffective as against the assignee unless

(1) As between the assignor and the assignee, articles ... may be excluded or varied by agreement.

(a) An assignment is effective as between the assignor and the assignee and as against the account debtor notwithstanding an agreement between the initial or any subsequent assignor and the account debtor or subsequent assignee limiting in any way the assignor's right to assign its receivables

Since no transfer could take place lawfully except by agreement between the States concerned, such an agreement would obviously contain provisions on the nationality of persons having their habitual residence in the territory to be transferred.

quot (2) The priority between an assignee and the effectiveness of an assignment as against the insolvency administrator is governed by the law governing insolvency of the country in which the assignor has its place of business .

(f) Contribute to access to and transfer of technology

(b) A right securing payment of the assigned receivable may be transferred notwithstanding any agreement between the assignor and the account debtor or other person granting that right, limiting in any way the assignor's right to assign the receivable or the right securing payment of the assigned receivable

(c) Notwithstanding paragraphs (a) and (b) of this recommendation, defences and rights of set off that the account debtor may raise pursuant to recommendations 15 and 16 against the assignor for breach of an agreement limiting in any way the assignor's right to make the assignment are not available to the account debtor against the assignee.

1. An agreement concluded before notification of the assignment between the assignor and the debtor that affects the assignee's rights is effective as against the assignee, and the assignee acquires corresponding rights.

1. Unless otherwise agreed between the assignor and the assignee, the assignor represents at the time of conclusion of the contract of assignment that

(a) An agreement concluded before notification of the assignment between the assignor and the account debtor that affects the assignee's rights is effective as against the assignee, and the assignee acquires corresponding rights

(b) If other law creates any obligation or liability of the assignor for breach of such an agreement, the other party to such an agreement may not avoid the contract from which the assigned receivables arise or the assignment contract on the sole ground of that breach

(c) If other law creates any obligation or liability of the assignor for breach of such an agreement, the other party to such an agreement may not avoid the contract from which the assigned receivables arise or the assignment contract on the sole ground of that breach

quot (1) Unless otherwise provided by law or by agreement between the assignor and the assignee, any personal or property rights securing payment of the assigned receivables are transferred to the assignee without a new act of transfer.

2. A right securing payment of the assigned receivable is transferred under paragraph 1 of this article notwithstanding any agreement between the assignor and the debtor or other person granting that right, limiting in any way the assignor's right to assign the receivable or the right securing payment of the assigned receivable.

(b) an assignment of receivables that are not specified individually is effective to transfer receivables that can be identified as receivables to which the assignment relates, at the time agreed upon by the assignor and the assignee and, in the absence of such agreement, at the time when the receivables arise.

2. Nothing in this article affects any obligation or liability of the assignor for breach of such an agreement, but the other party to such agreement may not avoid the original contract or the assignment contract on the sole ground of that breach. A person who is not party to such an agreement is not liable on the sole ground that it had knowledge of the agreement.

quot (3) Future receivable means a receivable that might arise after the conclusion of the assignment.

(2) As between the assignor and the debtor, articles ... may be excluded or varied by agreement.

(h) Assistance in the diffusion and transfer of modern and relevant technologies

quot (b) a future receivable is deemed to be transferred at the time agreed upon between the assignor and the assignee and, in the absence of such agreement, at the time of the assignment or, in the case of a receivable arising from an agreement other than the original contract or from a court order, at the time when it arises becomes payable . quot

2. In the absence of a choice of law by the assignor and the assignee, their mutual rights and obligations arising from their agreement are governed by the law of the State with which the contract of assignment is most closely connected.

33. Regarding assignment of proceeds, the beneficiary of the undertaking may, unless otherwise stipulated in the undertaking or elsewhere agreed, assign the proceeds (article 10(1)).

(c) Paragraphs (a) and (b) of this recommendation do not affect any right of the assignor or the assignee arising from breach of an agreement between them.

3. Notwithstanding paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article, defences and rights of set off that the debtor may raise pursuant to article 9 or 10 against the assignor for breach of an agreement limiting in any way the assignor's right to make the assignment are not available to the debtor against the assignee.

1. As between the assignor and the assignee, unless otherwise agreed and whether or not notification of the assignment has been sent

In response to another question, it was pointed out that the effect of an agreement between the assignor and the debtor was not limited to receivables assigned after the assignee was notified of such an agreement (article 3(1)(b) of the Ottawa Convention), on the understanding that such agreement could not exclude the application of provisions dealing with the rights of the assignee.

3. Nothing in this article affects any obligation or liability of the assignor for breach of any agreement under paragraph 2 of this article, but the other party to that agreement may not avoid the original contract or the assignment contract on the sole ground of that breach. A person who is not a party to such an agreement is not liable on the sole ground that it had knowledge of the agreement.

1. The mutual rights and obligations of the assignor and the assignee arising from their agreement are governed by the law chosen by them.

(1) For the purposes of this Convention, assignment means the transfer by agreement from one party ( assignor ) to another party ( assignee ) of its right to payment of a monetary sum ( receivable ) owed by another party ( debtor ) in return for value, credit or related services given or promised by the assignee to the assignor.

(b) In the case of an assignment by the initial or any other assignee ( subsequent assignment ), the person who makes that assignment is the assignor and the person to whom that assignment is made is the assignee.

Subject to article 19, the assignor, the assignee and the debtor may derogate from or vary by agreement provisions of this Convention relating to their respective rights and obligations. Such an agreement does not affect the rights of any person who is not a party to the agreement.

In the case of a subsequent assignment, the person that makes that assignment is the assignor and the person to which that assignment is made is the assignee.

3. In an international assignment, the assignor and the assignee are considered, unless otherwise agreed, implicitly to have made applicable to the assignment a usage that in international trade is widely known to, and regularly observed by, parties to the particular type of assignment or to the assignment of the particular category of receivables.

(a) Assignment means the transfer by agreement from one person ( assignor ) to another person ( assignee ) of all or part of or an undivided interest in the assignor's contractual right to payment of a monetary sum ( receivable ) from a third person ( the debtor ). The creation of rights in receivables as security for indebtedness or other obligation is deemed to be a transfer

(b) The conditions under which the assignment of the receivable, the transfer of the negotiable instrument or the transfer of the negotiable document can be invoked against the account debtor, the obligor on the negotiable instrument or the issuer of the negotiable document and

quot (2) Without prejudice to the rights of parties in possession of the goods, a right securing payment of the assigned receivables is transferred to the assignee, notwithstanding any agreement between the assignor and the debtor, or the person granting the security right, limiting in any way the assignor apos s right to assign such a security right.

1. The mutual rights and obligations of the assignor and the assignee arising from their agreement are determined by the terms and conditions set forth in that agreement, including any rules or general conditions referred to therein.

An assignment is international if, at the time it is made, the places of business of the assignor and the assignee are in different States.

3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article do not affect any right of the assignor or the assignee arising from breach of an agreement between them.

There were several mechanisms whereby technology transfer could be achieved, but to be successful, the transfer should be a transfer of knowledge, not the transfer of a technology package (know why as well as know how).