New York Assignment and Assumption Agreement with Acknowledgment and Consent (also known as NCAACA”) is a legally binding document that is used to transfer rights and obligations from one party to another. The agreement involves a transferor (the party who makes the transfer) and a transferee (the party who receives the transfer). The document serves as an acknowledgment and consent of the transferor and the transferee. There are two types of New York Assignment and Assumption Agreement with Acknowledgment and Consent: a “one-way” version and a “two-way” version. The “one-way” version is used to transfer only rights and obligations from one party to another. The “two-way” version is used to transfer both rights and obligations from one party to another. Both versions contain acknowledgments of the transfer of rights and obligations and consent to the transfer. The NY NACA is typically used in business transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, buyouts, and asset transfers. It is also used in real estate transactions, to transfer title to a property from one party to another. The document is used to ensure that both parties understand and accept the transfer of rights and obligations, and that the transfer is valid and enforceable.