Someone who might have benefited from a contract between two others but has no right to enforce that agreement is
A)a donee beneficiary.
B)an incidental beneficiary.
C)a creditor beneficiary.
D)contractual beneficiary.

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An incidental beneficiary is someone who may have benefited from a contract between two others, but has no legal right to enforce that agreement. They are not intended to receive any benefits under the contract and are merely an unintended consequence of the agreement. Therefore, they cannot enforce the terms of the contract or take legal action against either party if the agreement is not fulfilled.

Someone Who Might Have Benefited from a Contract Between Two