In an contract, there is no intent to bring benefits to the third party. The benefit is unintentional and the third party cannot sue to enforce such a contract.

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An incidental beneficiary is a third party who unintentionally benefits from a contract between two other parties. The contract is not intended to bring benefits to the third party, and therefore, the third party cannot sue to enforce such a contract.

In an Contract, There Is No Intent to Bring Benefits