An incidental beneficiary can:
A) enforce a contract.
B) acquire rights under a contract.
C) be a member of the general public.
D) sue for nonperformance.

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Occasionally, the performance of a contract intended solely for the benefit of the promisee will incidentally benefit a third person. Members of the general public are generally held to be incidental beneficiaries of contracts such as street repair contracts entered into by municipalities or other government units.

An Incidental Beneficiary Can