Most courts hold that as long as the ________ intended to benefit a third party,the third party is an intended beneficiary.
A)promisor
B)offeror
C)promisee
D)offeree

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For a third person (other than an assignee)to have the right to enforce a contract,she must be able to establish that the contract was made with the intent to benefit her.A few courts have required that both parties must have intended to benefit the third party.Most courts,however,have found it to be sufficient if the person to whom the promise to perform was made (the promisee)intended to benefit the third party.

Most Courts Hold That as Long as the ________ Intended