If the promisor fails to perform in a donee beneficiary contract,the donee beneficiary can sue the promisor directly.

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In a donee beneficiary contract, the beneficiary has the right to sue the promisor directly if they fail to perform. This is because the contract was made for the benefit of the beneficiary, and they have a vested interest in its performance. Therefore, the answer is true.

If the Promisor Fails to Perform in a Donee Beneficiary