A third party who is intended to directly benefit from a contract made by two contracting parties is called an incidental beneficiary.

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A third party intended to directly benefit from a contract made by two contracting parties is called an intended beneficiary, not an incidental beneficiary. An incidental beneficiary is a third party who benefits from a contract indirectly or unintentionally.

A Third Party Who Is Intended to Directly Benefit from a Contract