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rachel poluakan
on Dec 19, 2024
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A third party's right to control the details of performance of a contract indicates that the third party is an intended beneficiary.
Intended Beneficiary
A person or entity that is specifically designated to benefit from a contract, even though they are not a party to the contract themselves.
Details of Performance
Specifics outlined in a contract or agreement indicating how and when the contractual obligations must be fulfilled.
- Discern the variation between targets and incidental beneficiaries among third parties involved in a contract.
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Learning Objectives
- Discern the variation between targets and incidental beneficiaries among third parties involved in a contract.
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