What is the term for a person who is not a party to a contract but is intended to benefit from it?
Options
APromisor
BPromisee
CThird-party beneficiary
DAgent
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✅ Option C — Third-party beneficiary
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- APromisor
- BPromisee
- CThird-party beneficiary ✓
- DAgent
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Detailed Solution & Explanation
A third-party beneficiary is a person who is not a party to a contract but is intended to receive a benefit from the contract. This can include a person who is the intended recipient of goods or services under the contract.
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