Courts will enforce contracts for the benefit of all but which of the following?
A) Donee beneficiaries
B) Creditor beneficiaries
C) Incidental beneficiaries
D) Intended beneficiaries

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Courts typically enforce contracts for the benefit of donee beneficiaries, creditor beneficiaries, and intended beneficiaries because these parties are recognized as having enforceable rights under the contract. Incidental beneficiaries, however, do not have enforceable rights because the benefits they receive from the contract are unintended and incidental, not a result of specific intent by the parties to the contract to benefit them.

Courts Will Enforce Contracts for the Benefit of All but Which