Which of the following is true regarding the rights of an incidental beneficiary to a contract to sue to recover incidental rights?
A) An incidental beneficiary may sue to enforce incidental contractual rights so long as those rights have vested.
B) An incidental beneficiary may sue to enforce incidental contractual rights only if the incidental beneficiary was once a creditor beneficiary.
C) An incidental beneficiary may sue to enforce incidental contractual rights only if the incidental beneficiary was once a donee beneficiary.
D) An incidental beneficiary may sue to enforce incidental contractual rights only if the incidental beneficiary is also a second-party beneficiary.
E) An incidental beneficiary cannot sue to enforce a contract which provided incidental benefits.

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An incidental beneficiary, unlike an intended beneficiary (either creditor or donee), does not have the legal right to sue to enforce the terms of a contract because the benefits they receive from the contract are incidental and not intentionally directed towards them by the parties in the contract.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding the Rights of an Incidental