A(n)____ is a third party who obtains possible benefits but no rights under a contract.
A) incidental beneficiary
B) intended beneficiary
C) assignor
D) donee beneficiary

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An incidental beneficiary is a third party who may benefit from a contract but has no enforceable rights or claim to the benefits. The contract does not intend to benefit the incidental beneficiary. Therefore, they do not have any legal standing to enforce the contract. The other options, intended beneficiary, assignor, and donee beneficiary, all have enforceable rights or claims under a contract.

A(n)____ Is a Third Party Who Obtains Possible Benefits but No