Once a donee or creditor beneficiary has accepted a contract, the original parties:
A) can cancel the contract if the original contract gives them the right to do so.
B) can cancel the contract without the third party's consent.
C) can modify the contract without the third party's consent.
D) can cancel only monetary contracts.

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If the parties to a contract intended to benefit a third party, the third party can enforce the contract. There are two classes of third-party beneficiaries that have such enforcement rights-donee beneficiaries and creditor beneficiaries. Once a donee or creditor beneficiary has accepted the contract, or relied on it, the original parties cannot cancel or modify the contract without the third party's consent, unless the original contract gives them the right to do so.

Once a Donee or Creditor Beneficiary Has Accepted a Contract