For a third person to have the right to enforce a contract, he/she must necessarily prove that:

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For a third person to have the right to enforce a contract, he/she must prove that the contract was made to benefit him/her. This is known as the doctrine of third-party beneficiaries. The third person must show that they are the intended beneficiary of the contract, meaning that the parties to the contract intended for them to receive a benefit from it. This is different from incidental beneficiaries, who do not have the right to enforce the contract. Therefore, choice C is the best option.

For a Third Person to Have the Right to Enforce