A creditor beneficiary has the power to sue the promisee if the contract is breached.

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A creditor beneficiary is a third party who benefits from a contract between two other parties, where one party (the promisor) owes a debt or obligation to the other party (the promisee), and the promisee promises to fulfill that debt or obligation to the creditor beneficiary. If the promisee breaches the contract and fails to fulfill the debt or obligation to the creditor beneficiary, the creditor beneficiary can then sue the promisee for breach of contract.

A Creditor Beneficiary Has the Power to Sue the Promisee