A third party who is not in privity of contract but who has rights under the contract and can enforce the contract against the promisor is called an incidental beneficiary.

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A third party who is not in privity of contract but who has rights under the contract and can enforce the contract against the promisor is called an intended beneficiary, not an incidental beneficiary. Incidental beneficiaries have no rights to enforce the contract.

A Third Party Who Is Not in Privity of Contract