An intended third party beneficiary can sue a promisor directly for breach of contract.

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An intended third party beneficiary can sue a promisor directly for breach of contract, as they are recognized as having legal rights to enforce the contract terms. However, an incidental beneficiary, who was not meant to benefit from the contract, does not have this right.

An Intended Third Party Beneficiary Can Sue a Promisor Directly