If a contract benefits a third party only incidentally,the third party will not have the power to enforce the contract.

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This is based on the doctrine of privity of contract, which means that only parties to a contract have rights and obligations under the contract. A third party who benefits from the contract only incidentally (i.e. without being named or intended as a beneficiary) does not have the power to enforce the contract.

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