Walter has a contract with a Speed-E Painters to paint his house.When he realizes that he will have some unexpected medical expenses,he calls the Speed-E Painters to cancel the contract.Walter's next door neighbor can sue Walter to enforce the contract,because if Walter improves his own property,his neighbor's property will also be worth more money.

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Walter's neighbor does not have standing to sue to enforce the contract, as they are not a party to the contract and do not have a direct interest in its performance. The neighbor's speculation about their own property value is not sufficient to establish standing.

Walter Has a Contract with a Speed-E Painters to Paint