A contract in which a party promises to render a certain performance not to the other party but to a third person is called a third-party beneficiary contract.

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A third-party beneficiary contract is a type of contract in which a party (the promisor) agrees to render a performance to a third party (the beneficiary), who is not a party to the contract but who stands to benefit from its performance. This means that the promisee (the party with whom the promisor contracts directly) is not the ultimate beneficiary of the promise.

A Contract in Which a Party Promises to Render a Certain