Generally,a contract does not confer any benefit or impose any obligations on a stranger to the contract.

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This is a basic principle of contract law known as the doctrine of privity. It means that only parties to a contract can enforce its terms or be bound by its obligations. A stranger (i.e. someone who is not a party to the contract) does not have any rights or obligations under the contract unless there is some other legal basis for it.

Generally,a Contract Does Not Confer Any Benefit or Impose Any