A third-party beneficiary:
A) may be obligated to pay for services rendered.
B) may bring suit on and enforce the contract.
C) must consent to the contract.
D) must be identified by name.

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A third-party beneficiary may bring suit on and enforce the contract. This means that although they are not a party to the contract, they have a legal right to enforce its terms. They do not necessarily have to pay for services rendered or be identified by name, and their consent is not required for the contract to be valid.

A Third-Party Beneficiary