In general, third parties do not acquire any rights under other people's contracts. Two exceptions include those for ________.

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Assignees and intended third-party beneficiaries are exceptions to the general rule that third parties do not acquire rights under other people's contracts. Assignees are parties to whom contract rights have been transferred, while intended third-party beneficiaries are those for whom the contract was specifically intended to benefit.

In General, Third Parties Do Not Acquire Any Rights Under